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A spark of defiance ignites as all others surrender The film ‘De Gaulle: Part I: Resistance’, chronicling the journey of the legendary French leader Charles de Gaulle, who led the fight to the bitter end against Nazi Germany’s invasion shortly after the outbreak of World War II, arrives in South...

A vision of the future rising from reality…from domestic premieres to AI experiments, all in one place The vivid voices of young creators poised to shape the next generation of Korean cinema will fill the screen.

Oral histories of four women who broke their silence reveal a tragedy that crosses borders The pain of Jeju 4·3, concealed in the shadows of history for more than half a century, is brought to life through women’s perspectives in the documentary ‘Voices.

Four decades of poetic cinema that dissolves the boundaries between memory and history A special retrospective, Films About Lynne Sachs Who, surveying the artistic trajectory of Lynne Sachs (65), a leading figure in American independent and experimental cinema, will run for three days, Nov.

What if, overnight, it seemed the whole world was pointing fingers at you? Could you endure a flood of condemnation based solely on your background, without even a fair chance to respond? One person lived through an ordeal that sounds like something from a movie and ultimately got the chance to...

〈Possible Love〉 has unveiled story stills ahead of its November 6 release on Netflix. 〈Possible Love〉 follows a laid-off worker and his wife, and a documentary filmmaker and her husband, as the two couples meet to make a documentary and confront their very different lives and hidden desires.

On Nov. 3, Netflix unveiled five story stills featuring the lead actors and their emotionally nuanced performances, ahead of the global release of director Lee Chang-dong’s new film 〈Possible Love〉 on Nov. 6. 〈Possible Love〉 tells the story of two couples who have followed very different paths in...

Four perspectives that fill the spaces in everyday life Opening Nov. 4, director 'Kim Jong-kwan'’s new film 'Day and Night to Each Other' delicately captures a rich range of emotions unfolding around a single table.

A master filmmaker’s gaze moves beyond theaters to global streaming Acclaimed Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong will bring his first short film, Heartbeat (2022), to audiences worldwide on Nov. 2 via global streaming service Netflix.

Artistic ambition blooms amid a precarious daily life and the gulf between dreams and reality ‘Halo,’ the feature debut of director Noh Young-wan, which takes an in-depth look at the harsh life of a young man making ends meet through delivery work, arrives in theaters on the 11th of next month.