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How Did a Three-Hour Documentary Top the North American Box Office? Meet “You Can See Everything”

How Did a Three-Hour Documentary Top the North American Box Office? Meet “You Can See Everything”

There is no word yet of a release in South Korea, but one documentary’s success in North America has captured the attention of Korean cinephiles. It’s a documentary that runs three hours, yet its poster or trailer is enough to make it unforgettable. The film is 〈You Can See Everything〉.
| Seongchan Eol
Academy Museum Presents Park Hae-il Retrospective, Screening 8 Films From His 20-Year Career, Including ‘Decision to Leave’

Academy Museum Presents Park Hae-il Retrospective, Screening 8 Films From His 20-Year Career, Including ‘Decision to Leave’

Series runs in Los Angeles through Nov. 14, following tributes to Song Kang-ho and Youn Yuh-jung
‘A master of subtle, versatile performances’ meets U. S. audiences The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is presenting a special screening series spotlighting acclaimed Korean actor Park Hae-il. The Los Angeles museum officially announced that the program will run from Oct. 29 through Nov.
| James choi
Professor X Rests in Peace: Beloved British Actor Patrick Stewart Dies at 86

Professor X Rests in Peace: Beloved British Actor Patrick Stewart Dies at 86

Beloved actor Patrick Stewart, who won fans around the world with the Star Trek and X-Men franchises, has died After battling dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, he died at his Los Angeles home on Wednesday the 28th, aged 86, surrounded by family From the stage to Hollywood—and ultimately knighted by the British Empire… His final role will be in the upcoming Avengers film
Patrick Stewart, the celebrated British actor familiar to Korean audiences as Professor X, has died. On October 29 , multiple international entertainment outlets reported that British actor Patrick Stewart had died at the age of 86.
| Seongchan Eol
Choi Bool-am Dies After Receiving Last Rites From Cardinal Andrew Soo-jung Yeom at His Hospital Bed

Choi Bool-am Dies After Receiving Last Rites From Cardinal Andrew Soo-jung Yeom at His Hospital Bed

Cardinal to preside over funeral Mass on Nov. 2, continuing a bond formed at Choi’s 2018 baptism; five-day funeral to be held under the name of ChildFund Korea
The final journey of the eternal “national father,” a special bond forged through faith Beloved actor Choi Bool-am (born Choi Young-han) died on the 29th at the age of 87. News that he received the Anointing of the Sick from Cardinal Andrew Soo-jung Yeom shortly before his death has moved many.
| James choi
“My heart still races when I hear the Chief Inspector theme”… The legacy of Choi Bul-am, the “nation’s father” who embraced the joys and sorrows of ordinary people

“My heart still races when I hear the Chief Inspector theme”… The legacy of Choi Bul-am, the “nation’s father” who embraced the joys and sorrows of ordinary people

After making his stage debut in 1959, he became the nation’s father in “Rural Diary”… From becoming the first civilian appointed honorary senior superintendent general to his recent work “Chief Inspector 1958,” he left a major mark on Korean broadcasting history
A 70-year legacy of the “nation’s father,” who embraced the joys and sorrows of ordinary people Actor Choi Bul-am (born Choi Young-han), who died on the 30th at age 87, spent nearly 70 years in step with modern Korean history, perfectly embodying the unassuming face of a neighbor.
| James choi
Kim Da-mi, the ‘Obedient Killer’: Her First Noir Next Year as a Housewife Who Takes Up a Gun

Kim Da-mi, the ‘Obedient Killer’: Her First Noir Next Year as a Housewife Who Takes Up a Gun

Jo Bo-ah and Jo A-ram complete the killer lineup for next year’s original series
From ordinary housewife to assassin…building a distinctive world Actors Kim Da-mi and Jo Bo-ah enter a ruthless world without mercy. Online video streaming service TVING announced on the 29th that it had finalized the main cast for its new original series, The Obedient Killer, which is set for...
| James choi
[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.
| James choi
'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.
| James choi
[New Anime] Crunchyroll Brings 24 Exclusive Titles, Including Overgeared, to Korea, Poised to Shake Up the OTT Market

[New Anime] Crunchyroll Brings 24 Exclusive Titles, Including Overgeared, to Korea, Poised to Shake Up the OTT Market

Fall lineup includes eight exclusives; new subscribers get one month free
Global anime powerhouse steps up push into Korean market Sony Group-owned global anime streaming service Crunchyroll officially announced on the 29th that it will roll out a total of 24 new anime titles in Korea this fall.
| James choi
[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.
| 이화정