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Starring Sakura Ando and Kim Do-yeon, an original narrative inspired by Freud’s ‘Dora’ case study Directors’ Fortnight Committee Chair Julien Rege praises the film as “a bold and original exploration within the context of Korean cinema”

Returning to the Tokyo Dome stage where it once wrote a legend of sold-out shows, it aims to conquer Japan’s music market with its next album, “LUCID DREAM,” releasing next month on the 27th!

For the First Time Revealed: The Backstory Behind the Oscar-Winning Film 'How Do You Live?'

Selected for the Competition Section at the 79th Cannes Film Festival. A special story of a humanoid family inspired by ‘The Little Prince,’ starring Haruka Ayase

The world tour Seoul performances, taking place at Jamsil Indoor Stadium from June 26 to 28, are sold out in a matter of moments Kicking off in Seoul, the group will tour six cities in Japan and five continents—showing off an even larger, upgraded tour scale Ahead of the world tour, BABYMONSTER has confirmed the release of the mini 3rd album, 'CHOOM,' on May 4…Expectations for a richer setlist reach peak levels

Global Cumulative Audience Approaches 100 Million—First Japanese Film to Top 100 Billion Yen in Worldwide Box-Office Revenue!

Japan’s Major Fan Meeting Ends in Success—First Look at New Song 'TWS,' with a New Album on the 27th

‘Humint,’ the New Work by Director Ryoo Seung-wan That Drew 1.98 Million Moviegoers in South Korea, Sweeps No. 1 in 14 Countries Immediately After Netflix Release, Spark­ing a Box-Office Boom

A New IP Strategy Through OSMU to Build Diverse Content and Cross Over Between Audiences Expect Steady Revenue Through Season-Based Content and Market Expansion via Co-Productions With Global Production Companies Expect a Sharp Sales Jump in 2026 With Global Content Planning and Production

I get hooked on the objects in movies. I find myself falling into deep thought—why, of all things, did the director, cinematographer, production designer, or even an actor put that item in front of the camera? “Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers” is a record of the film props that gently but firmly captured my attention.