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98th Academy Award Nominees Announced... 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' Nominated in 2 Categories

98th Academy Award Nominees Announced... 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' Nominated in 2 Categories

'Sinners' Sets Record with 16 Nominations... Park Chan-wook Misses Out on International Feature Film Award
The nominees for the 98th Academy Awards have been revealed. As an animation by a Korean director threatens Disney's dominance, a monstrous film has emerged with a staggering 16 nominations.⬦ Director Maggie Kang's 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' Goes for the Oscar TrophyKorean-American director Maggie...
Park Chan-wook's New Film 'ICantHelpIt' Ranks First in Letterboxd's 2025 Thriller Ratings

Park Chan-wook's New Film 'ICantHelpIt' Ranks First in Letterboxd's 2025 Thriller Ratings

Global film platform Letterboxd records a rating of 4.1... Overwhelming support for the thriller genre. Positive reviews wash away the disappointment of not winning a Golden Globe... Lee Byung-hun's acting skills are highlighted. Expectations rise for final nomination at the Academy Awards.
〈ICantHelpIt〉 has been chosen by Letterboxd users.The film evaluation platform 'Letterboxd' announced on January 12 the films that received the highest ratings in each genre. According to their statistics, the highest-rated comedy is 〈Marty Supreme〉, drama is 〈The Voice of Hind〉, romance is...
[Photo &] BBC's '25 Best Movies of 2025', Introducing Rankings 1 to 10

[Photo &] BBC's '25 Best Movies of 2025', Introducing Rankings 1 to 10

Park Chan-wook's 'No Other Choice' Ranked 5th, Jafar Panahi's 'It Was Just An Accident' Ranked 9th, Recently Sentenced to Imprisonment by the Iranian Government
BBC film critics Carrie James and Nicholas Barber have selected the 'Highlights of the Year in Film' for 2025, ranging from 'fast-paced action thrillers' to touching family dramas and warm comedies.1. HamletWith themes of love, art, death, and mourning, the visually stunning Hamlet is the most...
It's a Shame! 'No Other Choice' Misses Out on Award at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival

It's a Shame! 'No Other Choice' Misses Out on Award at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival

Director Park Chan-wook expressed to local reporters, "I feel like I've already won a big award because the audience reaction is better than any film I've made."
Director Park Chan-wook's new film 〈No Other Choice〉 missed out on an award at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival. It was the first time in 20 years since Park Chan-wook was invited to the competition section of the Venice Film Festival, following 〈Lady Vengeance〉 in 2005.