Search results for "Han Seon-hwa"

▶ 〈How to Become a Landlord〉 The interview with Director Im Pil-seong continues from Part 1. After episode 7, it felt like the ending was shaped by the director’s point of view. But it’s pretty rare for both the writer and the director to be making a drama together for the first time.

〈How to Become a Landlord in South Korea〉 is being watched with great interest. It aired through episode 8 over the weekend, and yet even after passing the halfway point of this 12-episode series, it’s still a drama that’s impossible to predict. It’s a drama that’s impossible to predict.

JTBC's new drama 'Final Table', 'Ahn Hyo-seop', headlines a cooking survival show debutActor 'Ahn Hyo-seop' is set to unveil a perfect acting transformation as an overseas chef dreaming of becoming Korea's best chef.

Actress Kim Geum-soon has transformed into an extraordinary real estate tycoon in tvN's new weekend drama 'How to Become a Building Owner in South Korea' (hereafter 'Building Owner'), captivating viewers as the central figure of tension in the early episodes.

〈The Man Living in the Palace〉 is on the verge of surpassing 10 million viewers. After 〈The Outlaws 4〉 (2024), it will be the 25th 10 million Korean film. According to the integrated computer network of the Korean Film Council on March 6, 〈The Man Living in the Palace〉 attracted 180,548 viewers on...

Master of Korean cinema, Director Park Chan-wook, has been appointed as the President of the Jury for the Competition Section of the 79th Cannes International Film Festival. This is the first time a Korean has held the position of Jury President at the Cannes Film Festival in history.

Director Ryoo Seung-wan has expanded the landscape of Korean action films with each work. From the rough brawls of his early films to spy action films like 〈Berlin〉 and 〈Mogadishu〉, to the humor and thrill of 〈Veteran〉 and 〈Smuggling〉, he has used action not merely as a genre decoration but as a...

Behind the glamorous stage of K-content that has swept the world, there was a fierce struggle of invisible supporters. The new book 《The Invisible Hand That Created Hallyu》 reconstructs the history of Hallyu from the perspective of planners and practitioners who designed and supported the success,...

It’s a well-rounded three-way battle after a long time. Three Korean films aimed at the Lunar New Year holiday, which marks the beginning of the year, are being loved by audiences. Released on February 4, 〈The King’s Affection〉, and released on February 11, 〈Humint〉 and 〈Number One〉 each present...

※〈Humint〉 Park Jung-min Interview Part 2 continues from Part 1. Park Geon is a lonely character. I feel that this character trait resonates with the characters from past French noir films. I'm curious if there are any movies or characters that you referenced in expressing the character's loneliness.