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'Beloved Father Figure' Choi Bool-am Laid to Rest After Three Days of Tearful Farewells

'Beloved Father Figure' Choi Bool-am Laid to Rest After Three Days of Tearful Farewells

Private funeral procession held at Seoul Asan Medical Center on the morning of the 2nd; after a stop at Green Umbrella, his longtime partner of 45 years, he was taken to his final resting place
Funeral procession held in sorrow as younger colleagues stay by his side to the end Actor 'Choi Bool-am', admired by the public for portraying one of Korea's most iconic father figures, has been laid to rest. The funeral procession for the actor, who died on the 29th of last month, was held...
| James choi
How Did a Three-Hour Documentary Top the North American Box Office? Meet “You Can See Everything”

How Did a Three-Hour Documentary Top the North American Box Office? Meet “You Can See Everything”

There is no word yet of a release in South Korea, but one documentary’s success in North America has captured the attention of Korean cinephiles. It’s a documentary that runs three hours, yet its poster or trailer is enough to make it unforgettable. The film is 〈You Can See Everything〉.
| Seongchan Eol
IVE lends its voices to support firefighters, continuing its charitable efforts after a 200 million won donation

IVE lends its voices to support firefighters, continuing its charitable efforts after a 200 million won donation

The group contributed voice content to Fire Hero Membership, the National Fire Agency’s dedicated welfare platform, through the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association The latest show of support follows last year’s 200 million won donation for wildfire recovery and better treatment of firefighters “We hope our voices offer even a little encouragement to the firefighters working to keep people safe”… The group has also been busy promoting its new release, ‘Looks Can Kill’
IVE has donated its voices to support the firefighters on the front lines of public safety. A warm message of comfort and support for firefighters On the 30th, the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association said IVE had joined a voice donation project for the National Fire Agency’s official...
| Seongchan Eol
A Job Interview Becomes a Real-Life ‘Squid Game’ in the Cutthroat Chaos of ‘Final Interview’

A Job Interview Becomes a Real-Life ‘Squid Game’ in the Cutthroat Chaos of ‘Final Interview’

Getting hired has never been this hard. Six applicants have beaten 5,000-to-1 odds to reach the final interview at global IT company Spiralinks. After spending a month preparing for a group discussion, they hoped they would all get offers.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Academy Museum Presents Park Hae-il Retrospective, Screening 8 Films From His 20-Year Career, Including ‘Decision to Leave’

Academy Museum Presents Park Hae-il Retrospective, Screening 8 Films From His 20-Year Career, Including ‘Decision to Leave’

Series runs in Los Angeles through Nov. 14, following tributes to Song Kang-ho and Youn Yuh-jung
‘A master of subtle, versatile performances’ meets U. S. audiences The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is presenting a special screening series spotlighting acclaimed Korean actor Park Hae-il. The Los Angeles museum officially announced that the program will run from Oct. 29 through Nov.
| James choi
‘Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories’ Reopens After 7 Years, Welcoming Back 21 Regulars

‘Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories’ Reopens After 7 Years, Welcoming Back 21 Regulars

The Master returns after a pandemic-forced hiatus… Familiar faces including Joe Odagiri and Yutaka Matsushige reunite as the new season premieres on Netflix October 20
The Master returns after weathering the pandemic, bringing warmth back for the first time in 7 years Based on the manga of the same name by Yaro Abe, which has sold more than 9 million copies worldwide, ‘Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories’ began streaming worldwide on Netflix on the 20th.
| James choi
“My heart still races when I hear the Chief Inspector theme”… The legacy of Choi Bul-am, the “nation’s father” who embraced the joys and sorrows of ordinary people

“My heart still races when I hear the Chief Inspector theme”… The legacy of Choi Bul-am, the “nation’s father” who embraced the joys and sorrows of ordinary people

After making his stage debut in 1959, he became the nation’s father in “Rural Diary”… From becoming the first civilian appointed honorary senior superintendent general to his recent work “Chief Inspector 1958,” he left a major mark on Korean broadcasting history
A 70-year legacy of the “nation’s father,” who embraced the joys and sorrows of ordinary people Actor Choi Bul-am (born Choi Young-han), who died on the 30th at age 87, spent nearly 70 years in step with modern Korean history, perfectly embodying the unassuming face of a neighbor.
| James choi
Kim Da-mi, the ‘Obedient Killer’: Her First Noir Next Year as a Housewife Who Takes Up a Gun

Kim Da-mi, the ‘Obedient Killer’: Her First Noir Next Year as a Housewife Who Takes Up a Gun

Jo Bo-ah and Jo A-ram complete the killer lineup for next year’s original series
From ordinary housewife to assassin…building a distinctive world Actors Kim Da-mi and Jo Bo-ah enter a ruthless world without mercy. Online video streaming service TVING announced on the 29th that it had finalized the main cast for its new original series, The Obedient Killer, which is set for...
| James choi
'Seongbuk Youth Film Festival' Draws 1,135 Entries, Showcasing the Future of Independent Film for Free

'Seongbuk Youth Film Festival' Draws 1,135 Entries, Showcasing the Future of Independent Film for Free

Festival opens Nov. 5 at Arirang Cine Center, with 46 finalists screening and Ryu Hyun-kyung and Lee Joo-seung serving as judges
A Launchpad for Young Filmmakers: 46 Films Make the Cut From 1,135 Entries The 6th Seongbuk Youth Film Festival, a showcase of the future of Korean independent cinema, will run Nov. 5-11 at Arirang Indie Wave in Seoul's Arirang Cine Center.
| James choi
Patrick Stewart, ‘X-Men’ and ‘Star Trek’ Star, Dies at 86

Patrick Stewart, ‘X-Men’ and ‘Star Trek’ Star, Dies at 86

After a long battle with dementia, the actor died at his Los Angeles home on Oct. 28, ending a 70-year career
A Shakespearean actor who overcame a difficult childhood British actor Patrick Stewart, beloved around the world as Professor X in the X-Men films and Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the Star Trek series, died on Oct. 28 local time. He was 86.
| James choi