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‘The Man Who Lives With the King’ Captivates Belgium as 370-Seat Opening Screening Sells Out, K-Movies Draw Crowds Despite 11-Euro Tickets

‘The Man Who Lives With the King’ Captivates Belgium as 370-Seat Opening Screening Sells Out, K-Movies Draw Crowds Despite 11-Euro Tickets

Brussels opens 2026 Korean Film Week; three films sell out in succession after coverage by local broadcaster
K-Content Makes a Powerful Impact in Europe, With Opening Film Selling Out Every Seat 2026 Korean Film Week, hosted by the Korean Cultural Center in Belgium and the European Union, opened in grand fashion on Oct. 1 at Cinema Palace, a historic theater in Brussels, Belgium.
| James choi
“Diverse Voices Must Be Respected”: Korean Film Producers Association Statement on the Film “Assassin(s)”

“Diverse Voices Must Be Respected”: Korean Film Producers Association Statement on the Film “Assassin(s)”

We believe assessments of a work’s expression and interpretation should focus primarily on the work itself.
Various opinions and discussions have recently emerged surrounding the film 〈Assassin 〉, including its content and expression, as well as the production process. The Korean Film Producers Association believes that the free expression of diverse evaluations and criticisms of films and other cultural...
| Joo Seong-cheol
Lee Hwi-hyang and Kim Jung-tae on 《Family Trip》: ‘I Never Wanted Dementia Used as Just a Device’

Lee Hwi-hyang and Kim Jung-tae on 《Family Trip》: ‘I Never Wanted Dementia Used as Just a Device’

▶ 〈Family Trip〉 The interview with actress Lee Hwi-hyang and director Kim Jung-tae continues from Part 1. As a "family film," the relationship between the grandmother and her granddaughter is intriguing. The grandmother keeps trying to go outside because of dementia, while the granddaughter,...
| Joo Seong-cheol
Interview: Lee Hwi-hyang on ‘Family Trip,’ Her First Film Lead in 44 Years: ‘It’s Embarrassing to Hear’

Interview: Lee Hwi-hyang on ‘Family Trip,’ Her First Film Lead in 44 Years: ‘It’s Embarrassing to Hear’

In 〈Family Trip〉, the story opens when a granddaughter who has never had full-fledged work experience asks her grandmother, who is nearing the end of her life, a blunt question: "Grandma, how long do people have to suffer.
| Joo Seong-cheol
‘Paradise Lost’ Marks Bae Hyun-sung’s First Leading Film Role as Yeon Sang-ho Chooses a New Face After Park Jung-min

‘Paradise Lost’ Marks Bae Hyun-sung’s First Leading Film Role as Yeon Sang-ho Chooses a New Face After Park Jung-min

Ryu Sun-woo, the son Ryu So-young believed had died after losing him in the Camping School bus disappearance nine years ago, returns to his mother alive in a miracle.
Bae Hyun-sung, who has won audiences over with his clear, transparent image in television dramas, will show a completely different side in the role of Ryu Sun-woo in the film 〈Paradise Lost〉. After Park Jung-min in his previous film 〈The Face〉, director Yeon Sang-ho has chosen Bae Hyun-sung as his...
| Joo Seong-cheol
Ryu Kyung-soo x TWICE’s Jeongyeon, Film ‘New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital’ Set for Release This Winter!

Ryu Kyung-soo x TWICE’s Jeongyeon, Film ‘New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital’ Set for Release This Winter!

The film follows a group of new recruits who check into a military hospital dreaming of a sweet respite, only to confront horrifying rumors about the hospital they believed was paradise and investigate its secrets.
The film 〈New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital〉, which expands the world of [New Recruit] onto the big screen, has unveiled its launch poster alongside news of its theatrical release. The series won nationwide acclaim for its hyperrealistic episodes set in the familiar...
| Joo Seong-cheol
Twitch deploys real-time AI monitoring of livestreams, sparking dispute over ad payouts for “brand-unsafe” streamers

Twitch deploys real-time AI monitoring of livestreams, sparking dispute over ad payouts for “brand-unsafe” streamers

- CEO Dan Clancy says on podcast that Twitch is analyzing everything streamers say using AI speech-to-text (STT) technology - Real-time content evaluations designed to meet advertisers’ demands activate an ad-blocking system targeting streamers who regularly use jokes and profanity - Streamers push back: “Twitch claims to champion autonomy, then uses AI to flag even profanity and political comments made when we’re alone” - LGBTQ+ and queer-tagged creators fear they will lose advertising revenue to context-blind AI censorship
Twitch, the world’s largest livestreaming platform, has introduced a real-time AI monitoring system to identify content that does not suit advertisers and block the advertising revenue paid to the streamers behind it, drawing fierce backlash from creators.
| Yangsimoh
TVING’s ‘One-of-a-Kind Romance’ premieres Nov. 9 — can it deliver a twist after stalking trauma?

TVING’s ‘One-of-a-Kind Romance’ premieres Nov. 9 — can it deliver a twist after stalking trauma?

Confirmed for simultaneous release on three global platforms, with Shin Hyun-soo and Kang Na-eon completing the cast TVING, one of South Korea’s leading over-the-top streaming platforms, is rolling out a new original series this fall aimed squarely at viewers’ emotions. Set to premiere Nov.
| James choi
EXO's Chanyeol unveils 'Tabi' after a year, sets Japan abuzz with modern rock

EXO's Chanyeol unveils 'Tabi' after a year, sets Japan abuzz with modern rock

Title track 'Song For You' drops on the 2nd as Chanyeol launches a local live tour in Kanagawa on the 14th
Broader musical range, a second flight toward Japan Chanyeol, a member of EXO, is setting his sights on Japan once again. According to SM Entertainment, Chanyeol will release his second mini album `'Tabi'` in Japan on the 2nd.
| James choi
Kim Hye-ja: “Use me” ... ‘Don’t Die’ to air on SBS July 4, stream on Netflix July 5

Kim Hye-ja: “Use me” ... ‘Don’t Die’ to air on SBS July 4, stream on Netflix July 5

The 85-year-old master’s final journey to Africa, marking 65 years in acting, features narration by Lee Byung-hun and the first on-set footage from the film opening July 21
A documentary offering an intimate look at the dignified life and decades of charitable work of actor 'Kim Hye-ja', who is marking 65 years in acting at age 85, is coming to audiences. Comfort offered at the edge of despair, and a reason for living found in Africa World Vision, an international...
| James choi