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"Breeze" Spin-Off Film "Jjangu" Opens April 22... Director Jang Hang-jun, the 10-Million Viewer Director, Joins for Mega Talk

A story of Jjangu’s dream of becoming an actor—starring Jung Woo—opens April 22 with director Jang Hang-jun as a special guest for the Mega Talk Starting with the 25th and 26th, then also May 1st and 2nd, they’ll visit theaters across weekends for a nonstop series of live stages, communicating directly with audiences All main cast members gather, including Jung Woo, Sin Seung-ho, Jeong Soo-jung, and Hyun Bong-sik... For the detailed schedule, check the distributor’s official SNS, etc.
The film 〈Jjangu〉 is a work that tells the untold story of the past cult hit movie 〈Breeze〉, portraying the drama of 〈Jjangu〉 as he faces endless auditions, confronts difficulties, and keeps moving forward. Ahead of its April 22 release, 〈Jjangu〉 unveiled a variety of GV schedules to be held after...
“The Unofficial Ten-Million Hit Film” “Wish’s Sequel!” “AUDITION 109” Screening and Press Conference Coverage

“The Unofficial Ten-Million Hit Film” “Wish’s Sequel!” “AUDITION 109” Screening and Press Conference Coverage

Everyone who knows the story has already seen the film 〈Wish〉, which returned after 17 years. How has Shin-chan been spending his days lately, now that he has finally graduated high school—after plenty of twists and turns.
[Photo&] Jang Woo Stars, Co-Directs, and Co-Writes—Film “Jjang-gu” “Breeze” Sequel Returns After 15 Years with an On-Site Media Preview Event

[Photo&] Jang Woo Stars, Co-Directs, and Co-Writes—Film “Jjang-gu” “Breeze” Sequel Returns After 15 Years with an On-Site Media Preview Event

A semi-autobiographical story based on Jang Woo’s real life. Featuring a cameo by Director Jang Hang-jun.
Raw, Unfiltered Youth—Announcing the Arrival of the Film “Jjang-gu” On the 16th, at CGV Yongsan I-Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, the film “Jjang-gu” held a successful media preview and press conference. Directed by Oh Sung-ho and starring Jang Woo, Shin Seung-ho, Jung Soo-jung, Kwon So-hyun, and...
Traveling Through Korea in a Fresh New Way with “XO, Kitty”: The Korean Places Inside “XO, Kitty”

Traveling Through Korea in a Fresh New Way with “XO, Kitty”: The Korean Places Inside “XO, Kitty”

When you start each day by riding the “hell train” in the morning and crossing the colorless concrete jungle from one place to another, living through days that feel utterly lifeless can suddenly make you crave a fantasy to escape reality.
“16.42 Million Viewers” Director Jang Hang-jun Joins as the New MC of “Happy Together” After Six Years… First Co-Hosting With Yoo Jae-seok

“16.42 Million Viewers” Director Jang Hang-jun Joins as the New MC of “Happy Together” After Six Years… First Co-Hosting With Yoo Jae-seok

The Force Behind the Box-Office Hit “Kingdom of the Wind”? Returning to Variety Shows… A Bold Move by the “Ten Million Director” First Broadcast in July: “Happy Together — Because You’re Not Alone,” Updated With a Team Audition Format “Perfect Chemistry” Finally Lights Up Together—Yoo Jae-seok X Jang Hang-jun… Anticipation Soars for the Prime-Time Audience
Director Jang Hang-jun, who reached the ranks of a “ten-million director” after reshaping the all-time box-office record and placing No. 2 in Korean film history with the film ‘A Man Who Lives With the King,’ has officially joined KBS’s legendary variety show ‘Happy Together’ as its new MC.
“16 Million-Viewer Actor” Star Min Kim Makes His Debut With a Ceremonial First Pitch in Gwangju

“16 Million-Viewer Actor” Star Min Kim Makes His Debut With a Ceremonial First Pitch in Gwangju

“A True Honor for a Longtime Fan”… The “Fan Dream” Comes True… Min Kim’s “King Lives Like a King” Fandom Power Heads to the Ballpark
Actor Min Kim, the “16 million-viewer actor” for the film 〈The Man Who Lives with a King〉, makes his very first ceremonial first pitch of his career. Debut as a dedicated KIA Tigers fan—“fan dream” moment… First pitch wishing for victory in Gwangju Min Kim will step onto the mound as the ceremonial...
[Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers] Who Spat on Leslie Cheung in “Farewell My Concubine”?

[Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers] Who Spat on Leslie Cheung in “Farewell My Concubine”?

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.
A must-do itinerary on a trip to Hong Kong is Victoria Peak on Hong Kong Island. When you take the Peak Tram up, you’re treated to a stunning view: Hong Kong Island’s skyline in the foreground, with the Kowloon Peninsula stretching out far in the distance.
Before “Wangsa-nam,” there was “Rebound”! The film “Rebound” by Director Jang Hang-jun, who bounced back the right way

Before “Wangsa-nam,” there was “Rebound”! The film “Rebound” by Director Jang Hang-jun, who bounced back the right way

Director Jang Hang-jun, who became the director with a blockbuster hit for the first time with “The Man Who Lives with a King,” has brought back the story he treasures most, “Rebound,” as it reopens in theaters on April 3, returning to this spring’s moviegoing scene.
[Interview] What’s It Like to Step Into Kim Hye-yoon’s Genre Roles? Kim Hye-yoon on ‘Salmokji’ ②

[Interview] What’s It Like to Step Into Kim Hye-yoon’s Genre Roles? Kim Hye-yoon on ‘Salmokji’ ②

“〈Salmokji〉, it’s a 10/10 movie—but if you say it’s too scary, I feel like audiences won’t come. So I’ll give it a 9.5.”
▶〈Salmokji〉 actor Kim Hye-yoon’s interview continues from Part 1. 〈Salmokji〉 is a horror film built around “experiential” scares. From the perspective of filming an “experiential” movie, was there anything that made this set different from other productions.
[Interview] What Does Kim Hye-yoon’s Genre Side Look Like? “Salmokji” Kim Hye-yoon ①

[Interview] What Does Kim Hye-yoon’s Genre Side Look Like? “Salmokji” Kim Hye-yoon ①

“Acting that communicates just with eye contact and breathing—this feels like I’m doing a whole new kind of acting.”
Should we believe it. Or should we not believe it until we’ve seen it for ourselves. The character Suin (Kim Hye-yoon) in 〈Salmokji〉 also hesitates at that same crossroads. After sensing a secret she didn’t believe in with her own body, she gradually gets swallowed by the fear inside.