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As expected for the first week of July, the new OTT releases this week fit well with the theme of 'firsts.' From the 'first' dating challenge of lifelong singles with zero dating experience, to the 'first' series directed by a world-renowned master, to the adaptation journey of an associate lawyer...

Singer-songwriter Jeokjae (real name Jeong Jae-won) announced his marriage to broadcaster Heo Song-yeon, marking a new beginning. According to the music industry, the couple recently promised to marry and has begun preparations for the ceremony.

The warmest comfort of this era, concluded with its 12th episode on June 29. Until the end, broke viewership ratings, depicting the lives of twins Mi-ji and Mi-rae (Park Bo-young in a dual role) who, despite their identical appearances, live completely different lives.

The drama returns as a play in August 2025 at the LG Art Center Seoul U+ Stage. The drama was recognized for its artistic value by winning the Best Drama and Best Screenplay awards in the TV category at the 55th Baeksang Arts Awards and received acclaim both domestically and internationally.

South Korea, or rather a global event continues its story on June 27. Netflix's original content has received worldwide love for its story about 456 people risking their lives in a survival game where the final winner takes all the prize money.

There are rules in the square that must be absolutely followed. The moment those rules are broken, blood and desire intertwine in the square. Eleven years ago, Nam Gi-jun left the square after severing his Achilles' heel, but he returns when the rules are broken by his brother's death.

This year, filmmakers from around the world are visiting the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival. Among the big names is Hong Kong action film master To Qifeng, who showcased films like (2012), (2013), and last year's (1993) through the festival.

This year, following the complete cut of the government's budget for regional film culture revitalization, the budget for film festival support from the Korean Film Council has decreased by about 54% compared to last year, deepening the concerns of the local film industry.