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Actor Coach Yamato, who plays the role of 'The Walking Man' in the highly anticipated film 'Exit 8' set to be released in Korea on October 22, has confirmed his visit to Korea on October 19 . 'Exit 8' tells the story of a man trapped in an infinite loop in an underground passage, searching for the...

Tving Original 〈Dear X〉 Kim Young-dae embarks on another thrilling acting transformation.The Tving Original 〈Dear X〉 (Directed by Lee Eung-bok and Park So-hyun, Written by Choi Ja-won and Ban Ji-woon, Planned by Studio Dragon, Produced by Monster Union and Siu Company, Provided by Tving, Based on...

The film 'Tomorrow's Minjae' has achieved the remarkable feat of being officially invited to compete in the 38th Tokyo International Film Festival.On the 2nd, Kim Seong-eun, the representative and producer of the production company ‘GE Production’, announced the joyful news that “the film...

Park Chan-wook's new film 〈NO OTHER CHOICE〉 has shown overwhelming audience mobilization from the first day of its release, reaching the top of the box office.According to the integrated ticket sales network on the 25th, 〈NO OTHER CHOICE〉 attracted over 331,000 viewers the previous day, recording a...

The sensational film that heated up the Japanese archipelago, 〈Kokuho〉, is finally coming to Korean audiences on November 19. 〈Kokuho〉 is a touching drama depicting the tumultuous life of Kikuo, who was born as the son of a yakuza and destined to walk the path of kabuki.

Lee Byung-hun revealed a story about his experience with director Park Chan-wook in 〈No Other Choice〉. Lee Byung-hun returned with director Park Chan-wook after a long time with the release of 〈No Other Choice〉 on September 24.

〈No Other Choice〉 has released character posters, raising expectations.Set to be released on September 24, 〈No Other Choice〉 unveiled character posters on September 19. The character posters featuring the six main actors, including Lee Byung-hun as Yoo Man-soo, Son Ye-jin as Lee Mi-ri, Lee Sung-min...

The Japanese film 〈National Treasure〉 directed by Korean Lee Sang-il has surpassed 10 million viewers in Japan just 102 days after its release, achieving a box office revenue of 14. 2 billion yen (approximately 1. 335 trillion won).

The 30th Busan International Film Festival officially invited film 〈The Wedding Banquet〉 is drawing the attention of Korean audiences with its K-culture. Amid the global phenomenon of the film 〈K-Pop Demon Hunters〉, interest in Korean culture is rising worldwide.

Invited to the competition section of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival and the opening film of the 30th Busan International Film Festival, 〈Can't Help It〉 won the International Audience Award at the 50th Toronto International Film Festival.