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The English remake of 〈Save the Earth!〉, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, has released celebrity review videos and handwritten messages, along with audience praise for the new film 〈Bugonia〉. 〈Bugonia〉 tells the story of two young men who believe in an alien invasion theory, thinking that the CEO of a...

Those teenagers who said there was no 'next' become thirty-somethings who hand out 'next' like it's a blank check. A congressional aide who is hesitant to take a vacation, a basketball player hopeful who has lost his dreams and is just relying on the hospital, a rebellious child from a Buddhist...

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.

※ Continued from Part 1 The final scene is quite impressive. Sang-yeon opens the valve without hesitation for his own death. At that moment, did Sang-yeon really have no regrets about life. I think it was a moment he had been waiting for.

An epic musical film is landing back in Korean theaters ahead of its sequel release. The film 〈Wicked〉 is based on the novel and musical of the same name, revealing the hidden story of the world of 'The Wizard of Oz'.

[First Reactions] 〈Our People〉 Director Yoon Ga-eun's new film 〈The World of Love〉 will be released on the 22nd. 〈The World of Love〉 tells the story of an enigmatic eighteen-year-old high school girl 'Juin' (Seo Soo-bin) who refuses to participate in a signature campaign involving the entire...

〈You and Everything Else〉's most passionate fan is none other than actor Park Ji-hyun. Even now, Park Ji-hyun claims to have watched 〈You and Everything Else〉 countless times and is one of the first viewers to recognize the drama's true value.

※ Continued from Part 1 The original novel, Donald E. Westlake's 「Axe」, has been out for about 30 years. The original novel is set against the backdrop of the layoffs in the late 1990s in America, and Director Park Chan-wook modernized it to fit the situation of 2025.

I never expected it to be such an overtly funny slapstick comedy. Before watching the film 〈No Other Choice〉, I thought it would be similar to Park Chan-wook's 'Vengeance Trilogy'. But to my surprise, Director Park Chan-wook has come to the theaters with what he calls his 'most genuine comedy film'...