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‘Steel Troops 4’ Returns After Three Years, Reuniting Producer Shin Jae-ho and Writer Kang Sook-kyung

‘Steel Troops 4’ Returns After Three Years, Reuniting Producer Shin Jae-ho and Writer Kang Sook-kyung

Channel A unveils a casting teaser for its signature military survival series ‘Steel Troops 4’ ahead of its 2027 broadcast Original creative team reunites, including producer Shin Jae-ho, who led Seasons 1–3, and ‘Physical: 100’ writer Kang Sook-kyung Casting open through Nov. 23 to male former special forces members; show promises its most grueling missions yet
Channel A’s original military survival series 〈Steel Troops〉 is returning after three years with 〈Steel Troops 4〉. Channel A has kicked off open casting for 〈Steel Troops 4〉 and unveiled a teaser video heralding the new season.
Google’s Gemini to Make Its Directorial Debut at MAMA AWARDS; Global Livestream Begins Nov. 20

Google’s Gemini to Make Its Directorial Debut at MAMA AWARDS; Global Livestream Begins Nov. 20

Two-day K-pop awards ceremony to be held at Kyocera Dome Osaka in Japan Joint presentation of Best Music Video award and expanded engagement with global fans
A groundbreaking fusion of AI and K-pop creates a new stage connecting fans around the world Global tech giant Google has partnered with the world’s largest K-pop awards show, MAMA AWARDS, in a collaboration combining next-generation artificial intelligence technology with video platforms.
[New Film] ‘Dune: Part Three’ to Open First Worldwide in Korea on Dec. 16, Bringing Epic Saga to a Close

[New Film] ‘Dune: Part Three’ to Open First Worldwide in Korea on Dec. 16, Bringing Epic Saga to a Close

Directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Timothée Chalamet, the film aims to build on the previous installment’s 2.01 million admissions
A synergy of Hollywood greats and an all-star cast brings a fully realized universe to life The sci-fi blockbuster ‘Dune: Part Three’, long awaited by movie fans around the world, will be the first film screened anywhere in the world when it opens in Korea on Dec. 16. Distributor Warner Bros.
'Seongbuk Youth Film Festival' Draws 1,135 Entries, Showcasing the Future of Independent Film for Free

'Seongbuk Youth Film Festival' Draws 1,135 Entries, Showcasing the Future of Independent Film for Free

Festival opens Nov. 5 at Arirang Cine Center, with 46 finalists screening and Ryu Hyun-kyung and Lee Joo-seung serving as judges
A Launchpad for Young Filmmakers: 46 Films Make the Cut From 1,135 Entries The 6th Seongbuk Youth Film Festival, a showcase of the future of Korean independent cinema, will run Nov. 5-11 at Arirang Indie Wave in Seoul's Arirang Cine Center.
[Interview] Trans Women Dreaming of Change Against 1% Odds: Director Kim Il-rhan on “Eddie Alice: Take,” Part 2

[Interview] Trans Women Dreaming of Change Against 1% Odds: Director Kim Il-rhan on “Eddie Alice: Take,” Part 2

After transitioning, Alice was finally able to choose the life she wanted. Eddie says transition is still ongoing. The film depicts not a moment of change, but a process of continually facing oneself.
※ This interview with director Kim Il-rhan about 〈Eddie Alice: Take〉 continues from the first article. ​ By drawing close to the two people named in the title, Eddie and Alice, the film also seems to invite viewers to compare their choices.
Jay Park Joins ‘1SHOTBATTLE’… Eight Teams Face Off in Itaewon on the 21st of Next Month

Jay Park Joins ‘1SHOTBATTLE’… Eight Teams Face Off in Itaewon on the 21st of Next Month

A one-of-a-kind cultural event blending hip-hop and breaking, with Universal Music, Hyundai Card and others taking part; dance battles and music come together
A new evolution in street dance that breaks down genre barriers A new paradigm for South Korea’s street dance scene is about to take shape with “1SHOTBATTLE.” The innovative cultural event, which brings dance battles and live performances together on one stage, will kick off in grand style on the...
Taiwanese Comedian Huang Yi-hao, Who Satirized Xi Jinping, Attacked; Who Was Behind the $18,000 Contract?

Taiwanese Comedian Huang Yi-hao, Who Satirized Xi Jinping, Attacked; Who Was Behind the $18,000 Contract?

Taiwan prosecutors indict five suspects in staged traffic-accident attack; Beijing dismisses allegations as “political smears for electoral purposes”
A war of words over the attack on a Taiwanese comedian who has satirized Chinese President Xi Jinping is intensifying across the Taiwan Strait. After Taiwan’s government called the incident an instance of China’s “transnational repression,” Beijing strongly objected, calling the accusation a...
Japanese Drama 'VIVANT' Names China as a Real-World Adversary in Season 2, Sparking Outrage on Weibo

Japanese Drama 'VIVANT' Names China as a Real-World Adversary in Season 2, Sparking Outrage on Weibo

Fictional Chinese intelligence agency 'Shinshi' cast as an enemy force; controversy over its brutal portrayal of perpetrators CCTV and Global Times blast show for glorifying the Self-Defense Forces’ overseas activities and stoking hostility
Blockbuster drama VIVANT, produced by Japanese commercial broadcaster TBS, is fueling cultural and diplomatic friction between the two countries by openly portraying China as an adversary. The series follows a covert intelligence unit that takes down forces threatening Japan’s security.
YouTube Microdramas Top 6.5 Billion Views in First Half of Year; Viewing Time in Korea Doubles

YouTube Microdramas Top 6.5 Billion Views in First Half of Year; Viewing Time in Korea Doubles

Global watch time up 50% year over year; TV viewing surges 90% YouTube introduces serialized Shorts series and supports monetization with AI-powered subtitles
The microdrama market, led by global video platform YouTube, is becoming a worldwide sensation. Short-form content, with its brisk pacing and gripping storylines, topped 6. 5 billion views globally in the first half of this year alone, reshaping the media landscape.
85% of the Cast Were Formerly Incarcerated: 5 Behind-the-Scenes Stories That Make ‘Sing Sing’ Even More Moving

85% of the Cast Were Formerly Incarcerated: 5 Behind-the-Scenes Stories That Make ‘Sing Sing’ Even More Moving

A24’s film 〈Sing Sing〉 has been playing for Korean audiences since October 21. It tells the story of Divine G , a man imprisoned for a crime he did not commit at a New York prison, who finds a new purpose in life through a theater program for incarcerated people.