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Director Park Hyo-sun’s ‘The Meryl Streep Project’ Unveils Letters to Meryl Streep

Director Park Hyo-sun’s ‘The Meryl Streep Project’ Unveils Letters to Meryl Streep

What began as a fan’s admiration grew into a film about a creator’s survival and women’s voices, as she faced the real-world obstacles of trying to reach the actor.
The film 〈The Meryl Streep Project〉, opening Oct. 28, follows the journey from launching a project to meet Hollywood actor Meryl Streep to completing a documentary. What began as a fan’s admiration for an actor grew into a film about a creator’s survival and women’s voices, through persistent...
| Joo Seong-cheol
Music Critic Kang Heon Dies at 64, Leaving Behind the Soundtrack of the Seo Taiji and Shin Hae-chul Era

Music Critic Kang Heon Dies at 64, Leaving Behind the Soundtrack of the Seo Taiji and Shin Hae-chul Era

A pioneer of 1990s pop music criticism and a practitioner of myeongrihak, he died on the 20th; he served as chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service
The study of destiny he pursued after standing at death's door, and an enduring legacy in Korean popular culture Kang Heon, chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service and a pop music critic who broadened the horizons of Korean popular music criticism, died on the 20th at the age of 64.
| James choi
Former Wavve CEO Lee Tae-hyun Chosen as KBS President, Prevailing in Three-Way Race

Former Wavve CEO Lee Tae-hyun Chosen as KBS President, Prevailing in Three-Way Race

Board votes after final interviews on the 20th to recommend a candidate for appointment as the 28th president Secures support from at least three-fifths of directors; parliamentary confirmation hearing process begins ahead of three-year term
Veteran content producer poised to lead KBS as its 28th president 'KBS' has selected former 'Content Wavve' CEO 'Lee Tae-hyun' as its final candidate for the next president. As the public broadcaster faces a major turning point, attention is focused on whether an executive with experience in both...
| James choi
Grammy-winning EJAE Marries at Her Maternal Grandfather Shin Young-kyun’s Former Home, Moves U.S. Wedding Up by a Month

Grammy-winning EJAE Marries at Her Maternal Grandfather Shin Young-kyun’s Former Home, Moves U.S. Wedding Up by a Month

The outdoor ceremony with Sam Kim was held at Stage 28 after four months of preparation
From musical partners to lifelong companions: the meaning behind a special venue Singer-songwriter EJAE, who earned worldwide acclaim for “Golden,” the theme song for the Netflix animated film “KPop Demon Hunters,” has married producer and songwriter Sam Kim .
| James choi
Six Masterpieces Left by Late Ahn Sung-ki Draw Crowds, Stirring Deep Longing: “An Actor Who Was Always Kind”

Six Masterpieces Left by Late Ahn Sung-ki Draw Crowds, Stirring Deep Longing: “An Actor Who Was Always Kind”

Busan International Film Festival’s 31st edition concludes tribute program; special exhibition runs through Dec. 27
A special program honoring beloved veteran actor “Ahn Sung-ki,” who died in January this year, concluded successfully at the 31st “Busan International Film Festival.” Film fans from across generations continued to fill screenings, pushing “seat occupancy above 90%” and underscoring the public’s...
| James choi
Park Chan-wook, Bong Joon-ho, Jang Hang-jun, Yoon Ga-eun and 27 other film directors publish debut essay 『My First Action』!

Park Chan-wook, Bong Joon-ho, Jang Hang-jun, Yoon Ga-eun and 27 other film directors publish debut essay 『My First Action』!

Featuring the voices of directors affiliated with the Directors Guild of Korea (DGK), the 2014 book 『The Moment of Debut』 has been revised and expanded and published in two volumes, 1 and 2.』
A nonfiction essay vividly recounting the hard-fought debut journeys of 31 leading directors shaping South Korean cinema, 『My First Action』 (jointly planned by the Directors Guild of Korea and CinePlay), has been published.
| Joo Seong-cheol
RESCENE Makes First Appearance on SBS Main Newscast, Says It Wants to Give Hope to Dreamers

RESCENE Makes First Appearance on SBS Main Newscast, Says It Wants to Give Hope to Dreamers

On 'SBS 8 News,' the group opened up about its chart resurgence and teased its Nov. 3 comeback with fourth EP 'Pulse (PULSE).'
K-pop group RESCENE appeared on SBS's main evening newscast, 'SBS 8 News,' where the members reflected on their journey since debut and spoke candidly about their recent chart resurgence. On the Nov. 11 broadcast of 'SBS 8 News,' RESCENE (Woni, Minami, Liv, Jena, Mei) explained why they have...
| Kim Ji-yeon
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[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) Photo] "From winning the 83rd Venice Best Actress award to the job center" ... Mathilde Arcel of 'What's Wrong With Marie?'

She won the unanimous Best Actress award for a film about a Nazi collaborator in 1945 and made her Korean debut at the Busan International Film Festival on the 11th.
"It was my first film in a leading role, and my first award at my first festival. It felt like a strange imbalance to have been in Venice just moments earlier and then find myself in a small office at a Danish job center.
| James choi
[On the Ground at BIFF] “It Wasn’t Your Birth Mother’s Fault”: ‘Home Sick’ Director Sørensen’s First Confession Reveals Truth Behind 56 Falsified Adoptions

[On the Ground at BIFF] “It Wasn’t Your Birth Mother’s Fault”: ‘Home Sick’ Director Sørensen’s First Confession Reveals Truth Behind 56 Falsified Adoptions

Adoptee sent to Denmark at 2 months old in 1982 returns with autobiographical documentary No compensation despite official finding of human rights violations; film takes direct aim at South Korea’s stigma against single mothers
Tracing lost blood ties through a stranger’s lens Tanja Taekyung Inwol Sørensen, who was adopted to Denmark at 2 months old in 1982, came to the 31st Busan International Film Festival with 'Home Sick: At the End of the Sea', an autobiographical documentary tracing her roots.
| James choi
‘Indian cinema great’ Nana Patekar dies at 75 after heart attack

‘Indian cinema great’ Nana Patekar dies at 75 after heart attack

- Found unconscious at his home in Goa on the 8th (local time); died of a heart attack after being rushed to a hospital - The curtain falls on a star who captivated theaters across the Arabian Peninsula and India in the 1970s and ’80s with his unmistakable gaze and charismatic performances - Left a legacy of national importance, from art-house films such as 'Salaam Bombay!' to mainstream hits alongside Bollywood’s biggest stars - Fellow actors including Akshay Kumar mourn in deep sorrow: “He was an actor who could overwhelm audiences with nothing but his voice and total immersion”
Nana Patekar, the legendary Indian actor who commanded Bollywood and the theater world with his trademark intensity and powerful delivery, has died. He was 75. ■ Rushed from his Goa home: “Died of a heart attack” Nana Patekar was found unconscious at his home in the western coastal state of Goa on...
| Yangsimoh