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Sung Joon, Chuu and Swings’ “Wild Eyes: The Woman of the Prince” Heads to Theaters for Exclusive Lotte Cinema Release Nov. 18

Sung Joon, Chuu and Swings’ “Wild Eyes: The Woman of the Prince” Heads to Theaters for Exclusive Lotte Cinema Release Nov. 18

Lezhin Snack short drama reimagined as a theatrical film directed by Jo Ba-reun; release poster unveiled
Lezhin Snack original short drama 〈Wild Eyes: The Woman of the Prince〉 (directed by Jo Ba-reun) has confirmed an exclusive Nov. 18 release at Lotte Cinema and unveiled its release poster on the 27th. Lezhin Entertainment and Film Company Up produced the film, with Kidari Studio distributing and...
[New Documentary] ‘A Night in Seoul’: Six Hours That Engulfed the National Assembly… Release Set for Two Years Later

[New Documentary] ‘A Night in Seoul’: Six Hours That Engulfed the National Assembly… Release Set for Two Years Later

Theatrical documentary from the MBC program PD Note earns a special mention at the Rotterdam film festival; opens December 3
The scars of martial law: A camera records history unfolding The documentary film ‘A Night in Seoul’, an in-depth look at the martial law crisis that left a deep scar on South Korea’s constitutional history, will open nationwide on December 3, marking the second anniversary of the crisis.
[New Film] Yorgos Lanthimos’ ‘The Lobster’ Returns for a Solo Theatrical Run After 11 Years… A Strange 45-Day Survival Game

[New Film] Yorgos Lanthimos’ ‘The Lobster’ Returns for a Solo Theatrical Run After 11 Years… A Strange 45-Day Survival Game

The 68th Cannes Film Festival Jury Prize winner is set to return to theaters next month through CGV
45 days to avoid being transformed into an animal: The return of an original dystopia Yorgos Lanthimos, widely regarded as a director with one of Hollywood’s most distinctive visions, is bringing one of his signature films, The Lobster (2015), back to Korean audiences.
“The Aesthetics of 144p Low Resolution” … The Reverse-Approach Film ‘Dry Leaf,’ Shot on a 2008 Phone, Opens in November

“The Aesthetics of 144p Low Resolution” … The Reverse-Approach Film ‘Dry Leaf,’ Shot on a 2008 Phone, Opens in November

A bold experiment shot on an old Sony Ericsson camera released in 2008, in the age of widespread 4K A road movie that travels across Georgia in search of a missing daughter, inspired by the techniques of Impressionist painting Captures the unique sense of a collapse of eras conveyed by low-resolution images; arrives in Korean theaters this November
In an age of high-definition images, the reverse-approach film 〈Dry Leaf〉 will open in South Korea in November. Cinematograph, the film’s importer and distributor, announced on October 26 that 〈Dry Leaf〉 will open in South Korea in November.
RIIZE to Release ‘Insomnia’ on the 26th, Betting on the Vocals of All Six Members

RIIZE to Release ‘Insomnia’ on the 26th, Betting on the Vocals of All Six Members

First foray into acoustic pop; audio and drama-style music video to drop simultaneously at midnight on the 26th
With flashy choreography set aside, RIIZE fills the early hours with pure vocal emotion SM Entertainment group RIIZE released its new single, “Insomnia,” at midnight on the 26th. Having captivated global K-pop fans with its distinctive performances, the group is venturing into acoustic pop for the...
ENHYPEN to Release Third New Project of the Year on the 20th, Bringing ‘THE SIN : PARALLEL WORLD’ to a Close

ENHYPEN to Release Third New Project of the Year on the 20th, Bringing ‘THE SIN : PARALLEL WORLD’ to a Close

Spinoff builds on previous album’s No. 1 debut on the ‘Billboard 200’; physical album out on the 23rd
Expanding their fictional universe after topping the Billboard chart and becoming double million-sellers The group ENHYPEN is set to take on the global music market once again next month with a new release, ‘THE SIN : PARALLEL WORLD’, featuring a new musical narrative.
The Meryl Streep Project Unveils Opening-Week Q&A Lineup

The Meryl Streep Project Unveils Opening-Week Q&A Lineup

Documentary follows director Park Hyo-sun’s decade-long quest, inspired by her admiration for Hollywood actor Meryl Streep Reporter Lim Soo-yeon and director Park Hyo-sun to attend Oct. 29 premiere Q&A and share the journey behind the film Reporter Kim So-mi to moderate Nov. 1 XOXO Q&A with actor Han Ye-ri, who will discuss creative challenges
〈The Meryl Streep Project〉 has unveiled its lineup of opening-week Q&As. Ahead of its Oct. 28 release, the documentary 〈The Meryl Streep Project〉 announced its opening-week Q&A lineup on Oct. 23. The film follows director Park Hyo-sun’s decade-long quest to meet Hollywood actor Meryl Streep, whom...
The Assassin(s) Breaks Even 30 Days After Release, Despite Controversy

The Assassin(s) Breaks Even 30 Days After Release, Despite Controversy

Film about the search for those behind the 1974 shooting of the first lady draws 3.3 million moviegoers Despite controversy over alleged historical distortion and disrespect toward the deceased, the film steadily draws audiences and breaks even Ranks fourth among Korean films released this year and draws international interest, with its second screening at the Singapore International Film Festival selling out
〈The Assassin 〉 has broken even amid controversy. The film 〈The Assassin 〉 had drawn a total of 3. 3 million moviegoers as of Oct. 22, according to the tally. Released on Sept. 23, 〈The Assassin 〉 reached 3. 3 million moviegoers in exactly 30 days and said it had also surpassed its break-even point.
[Interview] A Love Letter to Life, Humanity and Korea: ‘Journey There’ Star Justin H. Min, Part 2

[Interview] A Love Letter to Life, Humanity and Korea: ‘Journey There’ Star Justin H. Min, Part 2

※The interview with Justin H. Min about 〈Journey There〉 continues from Part 1. As we discussed earlier, music plays an important role in this film, and you play a conductor. The concert scene at the end was especially striking. How did you prepare for it.
[Interview] A Love Letter to Life, Humanity and Korea: Justin H. Min on ‘Journey There,’ Part 1

[Interview] A Love Letter to Life, Humanity and Korea: Justin H. Min on ‘Journey There,’ Part 1

A deeply human story has found a deeply human actor. Min-jun (Justin H. Min) uses informal speech with Chun-hee (Kim Hye-ok) the moment they meet. Unaware of the hierarchy, etiquette and subtle distance between formal and informal Korean, the outsider’s familiar way of speaking becomes less an...