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Seoul International Cine-Media Festival ‘Nemaf’ opens on the 21st, unveiling 7-hour epic 47 years in the making

Seoul International Cine-Media Festival ‘Nemaf’ opens on the 21st, unveiling 7-hour epic 47 years in the making

Late director Ken Jacobs’ final film ‘Star Spangled to Death’ selected as the opening film, with more than 90 works from 42 countries and a VR media art exhibition
Nemaf opening film ‘Star Spangled to Death’ is a 435-minute epic 47 years in the making Festival opens on the 21st in Seoul’s Hongdae area, with more than 90 films from 42 countries and integrated AI and VR exhibitions The Seoul International Cine-Media Festival, known as Nemaf, which seeks to...
| James choi
'Sherlock' star Amanda Abbington reaches 100 million won settlement after seven weeks of verbal abuse

'Sherlock' star Amanda Abbington reaches 100 million won settlement after seven weeks of verbal abuse

BBC acknowledges six cases, including partner dancer's abusive language, and introduces permanent chaperone presence in training rooms
Amanda Abbington reaches 100 million won settlement after a seven-hour nightmare for the 'Sherlock' star Abuse on BBC variety show: Six of 17 claims substantiated Behind the five-figure settlement: The shattered illusion of a dance competition Actress Amanda Abbington, who left a strong impression...
| James choi
BLACKPINK's Lisa sweeps four MTV VMA categories; BTS nominated for Song of the Year

BLACKPINK's Lisa sweeps four MTV VMA categories; BTS nominated for Song of the Year

Lisa earns nominations including Best Pop for her solo track 'Dream' as KATSEYE and LE SSERAFIM join the lineup; the Los Angeles ceremony is set for the 27th of next month
Lisa sweeps four VMA categories; BTS' 'Swim' marks return after four years Ceremony set for the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on the 27th of next month; Madonna earns 11 nominations The 'MTV Video Music Awards' , widely considered one of the four major U. S.
| James choi
Ryu Hyun-kyung reflects on JTBC's 'Apartment' finale: 'A precious time that resonated deeply'

Ryu Hyun-kyung reflects on JTBC's 'Apartment' finale: 'A precious time that resonated deeply'

As the management office's head accountant Kang Ha-jung, she anchored the drama's suspense and completed a self-driven character arc.
Actor Ryu Hyun-kyung shared her thoughts after JTBC's weekend drama 'Apartment' ended its run on the 16th. Ryu played Kang Ha-jung, the management office's head accountant, and anchored the drama's suspense. Kang Ha-jung wrestles with inner turmoil amid her devotion to her younger sibling and...
| Kim Ji-yeon
Yu Ji-tae Appears in 'A Shop for Killers' Season 2 Finale as Babylon Leader Chen

Yu Ji-tae Appears in 'A Shop for Killers' Season 2 Finale as Babylon Leader Chen

After previously appearing only as a voice, Yu Ji-tae makes his on-screen debut in the Season 2 finale, bringing commanding authority in a brief appearance.
Actor Yu Ji-tae appears in the finale of Disney+'s 〈A Shop for Killers〉 Season 2, released in full on Aug. 12, making his first on-screen appearance as Chen, the top leader of the organization Babylon. 'Babylon' had been hinted at since the latter half of Season 1, piquing viewers' curiosity.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Jeong Yun-ha Reflects on 'A Shop for Killers 2' Finale: 'Kusunagi Jin Was a Challenge and a Lesson'

Jeong Yun-ha Reflects on 'A Shop for Killers 2' Finale: 'Kusunagi Jin Was a Challenge and a Lesson'

As Babylon's East Asia chief Kusunagi Jin, the actor drew praise for multilingual performance and commanding screen presence
Actor Jeong Yun-ha reflected on her turn as the villain Kusunagi Jin in Disney+ original series 〈A Shop for Killers〉 Season 2, sharing affection and reflections in a post-finale Q&A released by Saram Entertainment on the 18th, after all Season 2 episodes were made available on the 12th.
| Kim Ji-yeon
'Backrooms: Extended Cut' to Open With 16 Additional Minutes of Unreleased Footage

'Backrooms: Extended Cut' to Open With 16 Additional Minutes of Unreleased Footage

Opens exclusively at CGV on Aug. 19; 127-minute running time
The expanded version of 〈Backrooms〉, titled 〈Backrooms: Extended Cut〉 (Backrooms, directed by Kane Parsons), will open exclusively at CGV in South Korea on Wednesday, Aug. 19, after the original drew 1. 21 million moviegoers there.
| Kim Ji-yeon
A New Box-Office Benchmark? Actors With Multiple $1 Billion Films in the 2020s

A New Box-Office Benchmark? Actors With Multiple $1 Billion Films in the 2020s

Are new movie stars being born. As of Aug. 14, 〈Spider-Man: Brand New Day〉 and 〈Odyssey〉, both now playing worldwide, have surpassed US$1,722,310,000 and US$1,127,010,000 at the global box office, respectively, riding a strong summer run.
| Seongchan Eol
Na Hong-jin’s New Work ‘Hope’ Spotted in Hong Kong as 19-Day Festival Opener Reveals Itself

Na Hong-jin’s New Work ‘Hope’ Spotted in Hong Kong as 19-Day Festival Opener Reveals Itself

The film screens in a premiere showing at the Elements Theater on the 19th, with a 10-film special retrospective of early works by Hong Sang-soo also set for the festival
Na Hong-jin’s New Work ‘Hope’ Captured in Hong Kong… It’s Set to Be Revealed as the Festival Opener on the 19th A Master Class Held Locally on the 20th and a Special Screening of 10 Early Films by Hong Sang-soo Run at the Same Time The Return of a Master—‘Hope’ Makes Its Debut, Capturing Asia...
| James choi
'Anna,' 'Pachinko,' 'The Killer Shop' — OTT dramas flip the script and conquer living rooms

'Anna,' 'Pachinko,' 'The Killer Shop' — OTT dramas flip the script and conquer living rooms

MBC confirms rescheduling on the 23rd, a win-win strategy in the broadcasting industry aimed at cutting production costs and extending IP lifespans
Original dramas once seen as the exclusive territory of online video service (OTT) platforms are making a rare backtrack and marching into the living-room TV market one after another. By pushing past the walled garden of paid subscribers and taking on terrestrial broadcasters and cable channels,...
| James choi