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Three Korean films targeting the Lunar New Year holiday are ready to meet audiences with high expectations. First, released on February 4, 〈The King and the Man Who Lives〉 surpassed 1 million viewers in its opening weekend on February 9, showcasing its strength.

Director Ryu Seung-wan's new film 〈HUMINT〉 has confirmed its release date for February 11, 2026, kicking off the Lunar New Year holiday, and has unveiled two types of first posters and a launch trailer. The film 〈HUMINT〉 is an action drama depicting a story where individuals with different purposes...

The controversies surrounding Park Na-rae, Jo Jin-woong, and Jo Se-ho are causing a chain reaction in the broadcasting industry.As past revelations and various allegations expand into social issues, the activities of those who dominated the broadcasting and film industries have come to a complete...

Finally surpassing 20,000 audience! The 51st Seoul Independent Film Festival held its closing ceremony on December 5. The closing ceremony concluded the 9-day journey with this year’s event report and awards. The Seoul Independent Film Festival is a festival that summarizes the year’s independent...

Actor Seol Kyung-gu shared the difficulties of playing an unidentified character in the Netflix movie 〈Good News〉. In the film released on the 17th, Seol Kyung-gu plays the role of 'Someone', a fixer who resolves the country's major and minor issues without his name or origin being known.

Cultural Planner HachiThe Busan International Film Festival, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, is about to kick off. As time has passed, the weight of the film festival has changed, but this year, especially with the announcement of an unprecedented guest lineup, there is heartwarming...

At the end of July, the sea. . . no, the 'Prince of Summer' has arrived. Jo Jung-seok, who attracted 4. 7 million viewers last summer with 〈Pilot〉, has returned with reliable colleagues and a trustworthy original work.

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’.