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[Interview] “Even if it isn’t overwhelming, find music that’s your own”: Director Jung Da-won on “7 Days 7 People”

[Interview] “Even if it isn’t overwhelming, find music that’s your own”: Director Jung Da-won on “7 Days 7 People”

Jin-hwa (Lim Jin-hwa), leader of the indie band Hoa, is told by his girlfriend of seven years, Mirae (Seo Eun-soo), that she wants to break up. Then he starts meeting people.
We dream. We love like 〈Once〉, yearn with the desperation of 〈Begin Again〉, and hope like 〈La La Land〉. Whatever it is, your 20s are a time of hardship and brilliance when you spend them pursuing what you love. Because you have a dream.
| 이화정
[First Reactions from the Press Screening] Cineplay Reporter’s Rating for 'Clayface'

[First Reactions from the Press Screening] Cineplay Reporter’s Rating for 'Clayface'

[First Reactions from the Press Screening] Tom Rhys Harries’ shocking transformation—and DC’s first R-rated body horror film. 〈Clayface〉 hits theaters October 21. 〈Clayface〉 is a body-horror thriller about a man who loses everything in an instant after becoming a rising Hollywood star.
| Seongchan Eol
[Premiere Ratings] Lim Si-wan and Seol In-ah’s ‘My Guilty Human’ Debuts With 5.6% as She Goes Undercover Disguised as a Man

[Premiere Ratings] Lim Si-wan and Seol In-ah’s ‘My Guilty Human’ Debuts With 5.6% as She Goes Undercover Disguised as a Man

Based on a popular web novel, the drama’s unusual relationship setup drew a 5.6% nationwide household rating, according to Nielsen Korea on the 20th
A tense partnership between ‘suspect’ Lim Si-wan and ‘undercover secretary’ Seol In-ah New tvN Monday-Tuesday drama ‘My Guilty Human’, starring actors Lim Si-wan and Seol In-ah, got off to a strong start, posting ratings in the 5% range during its first week on air.
| James choi
[New Films] Anne Hathaway’s ‘Verity’ Opens Oct. 22; Suzu Hirose’s Youth Romance ‘You, Like a Star’ Arrives Oct. 28 — Two Bestselling Adaptations Return to the Big Screen

[New Films] Anne Hathaway’s ‘Verity’ Opens Oct. 22; Suzu Hirose’s Youth Romance ‘You, Like a Star’ Arrives Oct. 28 — Two Bestselling Adaptations Return to the Big Screen

A psychological thriller starring Dakota Johnson and a bittersweet romance spanning 15 years
A bold adaptation of a global phenomenon: psychological thriller 'Verity' Two mega-hit bestsellers that captivated readers around the world are making the leap to the big screen. They are 'Verity,' based on Colleen Hoover’s novel of the same name, which topped The New York Times bestseller list,...
| James choi
[Photos] ‘Killing Time’: Fake hidden-camera pranks turn into real murders in the final act of a staged broadcast that goes too far — opens on the 21st

[Photos] ‘Killing Time’: Fake hidden-camera pranks turn into real murders in the final act of a staged broadcast that goes too far — opens on the 21st

A remake of the Australian film ‘Scare Campaign,’ it marks Ryu Hye-young and Nam Yoon-soo’s first leading roles together on the big screen
When the fake becomes real … the chilling start of a nightmare A sensational “hidden-camera” segment on an internet broadcast transforms into an out-of-control murder scene in “Killing Time,” a horror-action film set to open on the 21st.
| James choi
Shojo manga pioneer Masako Watanabe, creator of 'The Glass Castle,' dies at 97

Shojo manga pioneer Masako Watanabe, creator of 'The Glass Castle,' dies at 97

Watanabe pioneered the shojo manga genre in the 1960s and became the first woman manga artist to receive the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays in 2006; in South Korea, her work was known through pirated editions
Drawing romance for generations of girls . . . a 97-year career that helped establish 'Japanese shojo manga' Masako Watanabe, a pioneer of Japan's 'shojo manga' genre and the artist behind 'The Glass Castle,' died at age 97 on the 3rd.
| James choi
[Box Office] 'Chiikawa the Movie' syndrome takes holiday No. 1 by just 215 viewers; 'Assassins' hits 3 million

[Box Office] 'Chiikawa the Movie' syndrome takes holiday No. 1 by just 215 viewers; 'Assassins' hits 3 million

'Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of Mermaid Island' proves its staying power by surpassing 1.28 million viewers, while No. 2 'Assassins' reaches the 3 million mark
The power of a singular universe drives the 'Chiikawa' syndrome The animated film 'Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of Mermaid Island' edged out director Heo Jin-ho's blockbuster 'Assassins' by an exceptionally narrow margin over the Hangul Day holiday weekend to take the top spot at the box office.
| James choi
Chiikawa Movie Tops 1 Million in 10 Days, Pure Truth Moves Adults to Tears

Chiikawa Movie Tops 1 Million in 10 Days, Pure Truth Moves Adults to Tears

The film ranks third among this year’s animation hits as its weighty story drives the “Munjakgwi” phenomenon
The secret to its cross-generational success: A grueling reality beneath the cute exterior The animated film 'Chiikawa: The Secret of Mermaid Island', which brings Japan's megahit character 'Chiikawa' to the big screen, is causing a stir at theaters after surpassing 1 million admissions just 10...
| James choi
Park Chan-wook’s ‘No Other Choice’ gets 157-minute extended cut, with unseen Lee Byung-hun and Son Ye-jin scenes revealed

Park Chan-wook’s ‘No Other Choice’ gets 157-minute extended cut, with unseen Lee Byung-hun and Son Ye-jin scenes revealed

A special screening of the director’s cut, featuring 19 additional minutes, is set for the 13th at Cinematheque KOFA, with director Park Chan-wook and cinematographer Kim Woo-hyung in attendance
A tighter narrative and psychological battle, deepened by 19 minutes of cinematic artistry The Korean Film Archive officially announced on the 8th that it will hold a special screening on the 13th of the extended version of master director ‘Park Chan-wook’’s thriller ‘No Other Choice’ (2025) at...
| James choi
Netflix Reveals Character Posters, Stills for 'Dead-End Job' Starring Lee Jae-wook, Go Min-si, Kim Min-ha and Lee Hee-joon

Netflix Reveals Character Posters, Stills for 'Dead-End Job' Starring Lee Jae-wook, Go Min-si, Kim Min-ha and Lee Hee-joon

Strange suspense around the 'Spider Personnel' staffing agency — eight-episode working-to-survive horror premieres Oct. 30
Netflix on Monday unveiled character posters and stills for 〈Dead-End Job〉 (Dead-End Job), directed by Kim Da-min with Han Jun-hee as executive planner, featuring Lee Jae-wook, Go Min-si, Kim Min-ha and Lee Hee-joon.
| Kim Ji-yeon