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From May 2 to June 13, the “KOFA Cinematheque” at Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul will screen all 34 films by director Hong Sang-soo. Featuring alternating chronological and reverse-chronological screenings from his debut works to his newest releases, viewers can experience the director’s signature “variations” aesthetics. Rich supporting events include a talk with the director of the Harvard Film Archive, a cinematography master class, and conversations with the audience.

Kyobo Bookstore announces its bestseller rankings. The “Young Writer Award Winners’ Works Collection” enters at No. 7 overall, while Andy Weir’s “The Three-Body Space” trilogy rolls back into popularity together.

As “Hong Kyung,” the director poised to shut down the hospital due to trauma… A 2TV lineup in the first half of next year A healing romance with the “day-shift doctor” in “A Thousand Won-a-Day”… Written by Baek Eun-gyeong, the author of “It Happened to Be Homeward Diary” A medical drama about “sleep disorders” with a unique premise… Fresh fun ahead for living-room viewers

For the First Time Revealed: The Backstory Behind the Oscar-Winning Film 'How Do You Live?'

An international competition section featuring Asia premieres by emerging directors who have directed fewer than three feature films A lineup ranging from “If I Go, Will You Miss Me?”—which drew attention at Sundance—to Turkey’s “Stone and Feather,” and more The film festival will be held for 10 days in the Jeonju Film Street area from Wednesday, April 29, to Friday, May 8.

Ji Chang-wook Transforms Into a Security Team Member “Choi Hyun-seok”… Acting as Siblings With Kim Shin-rok, A Preview of Extreme Action

After the patriarch of the Ye-dong Gwon family dies—a clan that has passed down a dangerous illegal business for generations—an uncontrollable upheaval erupts over the disputed position of a new successor.

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

Sony Pictures Animation’s New Animated Film “GOAT: The Legend” Features Stephen Curry in Production and Voice Acting In the story of small goat “Will,” who struggles against the odds, Curry brings his own underdog experiences and detailed basketball depictions. A universal, massive story that anyone can enjoy—even if you don’t know basketball—opens in Korea on April 17

A collaboration with HYBE’s Superton on AI voice technology. It has surpassed 21 million TikTok views, drawing global MZ audiences