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“Supergirl,” an action-packed blockbuster where a cosmic loner takes on absolute evil to find her true path, lands in South Korean theaters on June 24 Ahead of its release, the film runs a special pop-up store at Space Bi in Yeonnam-dong, bringing key locations from the movie to life An interactive online event lets fans decorate a room using a variety of props, with plenty of benefits including original merch

The film “Wild Sing,” which reunites a mixed-gender group Triangle—set to take the music scene by storm right after its debut—after 20 years, is in theaters with excellent showings. Riding on an outpouring of enthusiasm from audiences, a stage greeting has been confirmed for June 13 with Director Son Jae-gon and actor Oh Jeong-see, who plays the rival. In particular, Oh Jeong-see is expected to attend in the exact role of “Choi Seong-gon,” the drama’s ballad prince, proving the anticipation and buzz among viewers

Held for two days from Saturday, May 30 to Sunday, May 31 at Seoul Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), the event drew more than 2,500 visitors and closed out successfully.

Robert Pattinson as Antinous, hunting for the opening left behind by the non-returning Odysseus, said, “From the audience’s perspective, you find yourself imagining what it would be like to watch this film. I want to see it soon.”

A genre balance that combines a uniquely built setting rooted in a prison with social satire, melding violence and black comedy to draw intense attention from overseas genre fans.

A lineup of South Korea's top scene-stealers promises nonstop laughs

Director Neo Sora and actors Kurihara Hayato and Hidaka Yukito will visit South Korea June 26–28; the film 〈Happy End〉 will return to theaters June 24 to mark the first anniversary of its South Korean release

A new film from Director Son Jae-gon spotlights Triangle, a group that reunites after 20 years Special cameo by Kang Gi-young and standout performances by Park Hae-mi and Kim Ki-cheon among others have made supporting players the film’s scene-stealers The premiere screenings wrap up successfully on May 30–31, with a nationwide theater release slated for June 3

Reimagines the King of Rock ’n’ Roll Elvis Presley’s concert stage with never-before-seen archival footage Instant release of 10 sets of press stills, from high-energy performances in white outfits to his more human side The film, directed by Baz Luhrmann, who helmed “Elvis,” restores about 59 hours of footage—bringing the full story to the screen