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BIFAN is captivated by Lee Joon-ik’s vertical short-form work—a family drama starring Jung Jin-young and Lee Jeong-eun that aims to upend genre limits and is set for a theater release this Chuseok.

A “Sky-Blue Balloon Week” runs for four days starting on the 28th, marking the first K-pop case of artist IP and a theme park combined From a Howoo concert to a four-member fan concert and Kim Tae-woo busking, the event features a wide lineup of live and hands-on content With top-tier guest support from Park Jin-young and PSY—and a promise to donate the proceeds—the group “people’s favorites” proves its staying power

In the ENA Mon–Tue drama ‘The Scarecrow,’ he’s capturing attention as ‘Park Dae-ho,’ a youngest detective who admires and follows Kang Seong-kyung police station’s Kang Tae-joo (Ha, Hae-su).

Jeonju International Film Festival, which just opened today. From awarding the Ahn Seong-gi Merit Award to screening 237 films, the film festival runs for 10 days

Set after 2019, when the real culprit Lee Choon-jae was revealed, “Scarecrow,” starring Park Hae-soo and Lee Hee-jun, brings healing to the wounds and pain that lasted for 30 years through a perspective distinct from “Memories of Murder.”

A survival crisis amid Netflix pressure and conglomerate dominance. Calls for extraordinary measures such as introducing a screen cap and establishing a large-scale fund.

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.

Opening April 29 for 10 days: 237 invited films from 54 countries. From the opening film by Kent Jones to an Ahn Sung-ki memorial special screening—an impressive lineup

Thanks to the film’s box-office success, Andy Weir’s original novel climbs to No. 1 at Kyobo Bookstore. A surge is also seen in books on Buddhism in the humanities—especially among women in their 30s—which signals a new trend in the publishing industry.

The trajectory of mother 'Jeong-soon', who wants to get rid of her awkward son 'Young-ok's name, and reclaiming the long-forgotten memories of Jeju in 1949.