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An experimental play depicting the life of American missionary Rosetta Sherwood Hall, who left a mark on the history of modern medicine in Korea, will meet the audience. The striking direction, where eight actors take turns playing one protagonist role, is drawing attention.

"What new year. Just living, you know. " Like the line from the Netflix drama that says, "Life goes on," this is a line uttered by Tony Leung's character, the 'Rogue Doctor' or 'Tsundere Doctor' in (1995), as he brushes off people asking him to join a New Year celebration. I really like this scene.

Actor So Ji-sub, known for 'Sogangji', has proven his 'coolness' once again as he returns to the noir action series after 13 years. In the Netflix series , So Ji-sub plays the role of Nam Gi-jun, who returns to a dark and ruthless world for revenge.

Korean animation has long been trapped in the frame of being ‘for children’. While there was technical skill, the industrial base was weak, and public expectations were not high. However, the situation has changed in recent years.

“Burn your heart. ” Just like that catchphrase, the passion of the fans has not cooled down. So, it makes one curious whether this re-release will write a new chapter of surprises. Re-released on May 10, surpassed 2 million viewers after its release in January 2021.

This year at the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival, a special program titled 'Koki Mitani's Life Theater' will showcase the world of Koki Mitani, a master of Japanese comedy who has spread laughter across various media including film, theater, and TV.

This year, filmmakers from around the world are visiting the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival. Among the big names is Hong Kong action film master To Qifeng, who showcased films like (2012), (2013), and last year's (1993) through the festival.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Jeonju International Film Festival, which has unveiled its lineup. At 25 years old, akin to a person entering young adulthood, the festival is also contemplating what it means to be more ‘authentic’ and ‘Jeonju-like’.