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Showbox (CEO Shin Ho-jung) announced on the 11th that it has signed a strategic business cooperation agreement for joint film production with KT Studio Genie (CEO Jung Geun-wook). There is great interest in what new changes this alliance will bring to the Korean film industry.

The script reading scene of SBS's new Friday-Saturday drama 〈Would You Marry Me〉 has been revealed for the first time. The new Friday-Saturday drama 〈Would You Marry Me〉, which will premiere in October, is a sweet yet fierce 90-day fake newlywed life of two men and women trying to win a luxurious...

Taylor Content Editor Hong SeonThe fourth week of August brings a bountiful harvest of dramas on OTT platforms. Original series from each platform are pouring out, and new dramas are set to air around the same time on broadcasting stations.

Cultural planner HachiHas there ever been a work that directly addresses the pregnancy of women with disabilities? There are a few stories that touch on the love, sexuality, and physicality between people with disabilities and those without, but I have no memory of seeing a film that fully follows...

Set against the backdrop of the birth of erotic films that swept through Korea in the 1980s, the Netflix series 〈Emma〉 tells the story of top star ‘Hee-ran’ bravely confronting the dark realities hidden behind the glamorous spotlight, alongside rookie actress ‘Joo-ae’.

As the world's largest pop culture festival, San Diego Comic-Con 2025 comes to a close, eight of the most anticipated films and TV series revealed at this year's event are making headlines. From a new turning point in the DC Universe to horror genre highlights and adaptations of video games, a...

Idol Kang Ji-young and Lee Gi-kwang star in 〈I KILL YOU〉 which premieres on July 23. Directed by Yoo Ha, who has directed 〈MALJUKGURI CRUEL HISTORY〉 〈VILE STREET〉 〈DOUBLE FLOWER SHOP〉 〈GANGNAM 1970〉, 〈I KILL YOU〉 is an action film about Sunwoo (Kang Ji-young), a former taekwondo prospect who...

"What new year. Just living, you know. " Like the line from the Netflix drama that says, "Life goes on," this is a line uttered by Tony Leung's character, the 'Rogue Doctor' or 'Tsundere Doctor' in (1995), as he brushes off people asking him to join a New Year celebration. I really like this scene.