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The Korean Independent Film Association (hereinafter referred to as KIFA) has announced the selection of Lee Ran-hee's 〈3rd Year, 2nd Semester〉 as the '2025 Independent Film of the Year' and Director Jung Yoon-seok as the '2025 Independent Filmmaker of the Year', reflecting on the valuable...

The movie 〈Heartman〉 challenges many men and is set to be released on January 14. Recently, Kwon Sang-woo and Director Choi Won-seop, who have established themselves as a trend in comedy films with the successful 〈Hitman〉 series, have teamed up again, and the title itself grabs attention.

Director Yoon Ga-eun, who directed the film 〈The World of Love〉, has been selected as the recipient of the 'Female Filmmaker of the Year' award, as announced by the Women Filmmakers Association on the 9th. The Female Filmmaker Award is given to female filmmakers who have achieved remarkable...

Before its release, a film that fellow filmmakers actively promoted was released on October 22. The film 〈The World of Love〉 was invited to the competition section of the 50th Toronto International Film Festival, making it the first Korean film to do so.

Like an idol under stage lights, like an athlete who ultimately triumphs over any adversity, like a drama that ultimately wins love despite all the trials and criticisms, the world of 'K' that symbolizes Korea is indescribably beautiful.

Cho Jungseok is an actor who makes sense. Whether it’s the setting of a beast tamer who makes a tiger dance, pretending to be a zombie to escape when a zombie virus spreads in Seoul, or wanting to train his daughter who has become a zombie, it all makes sense because it’s Cho Jungseok.

How can we wait another week? To catch Bumjeop's victory (?) live, sighs continued from those who awaited the 10 PM broadcast of 'World of Street Woman Fighter' on June 24. This was because the reaction to the Mnet 'World of Street Woman Fighter' (hereafter 'World of SWF') Mega Crew Mission video,...

A vision of the future rising from reality…from domestic premieres to AI experiments, all in one place The vivid voices of young creators poised to shape the next generation of Korean cinema will fill the screen.

〈Possible Love〉 has unveiled story stills ahead of its November 6 release on Netflix. 〈Possible Love〉 follows a laid-off worker and his wife, and a documentary filmmaker and her husband, as the two couples meet to make a documentary and confront their very different lives and hidden desires.

Director Na Hong-jin’s 〈Hope〉​ posted the highest opening-day gross among Korean films released in France this year. Buoyed by glowing reviews from French media and audiences, 〈Hope〉 also achieved a meaningful box-office milestone, reaffirming the worldwide buzz that has followed the film since its...