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Julia Ducournau's Daring New Film 'Alpha' Lands in South Korea Sept. 30 — 'Destined to Become a Cult Classic'

Julia Ducournau's Daring New Film 'Alpha' Lands in South Korea Sept. 30 — 'Destined to Become a Cult Classic'

Julia Ducournau's new film, from the director of 'Raw' and 'Titane,' enters the competition at the 78th Cannes Film Festival and opens in South Korea A bold body-horror film confronts the terror and revulsion of the abyss through a mark etched into a 13-year-old girl's body Release set for Sept. 30 as two teaser posters and a trailer offer an unflinching look at extreme body imagery
〈Alpha〉, the provocative new body-horror film from acclaimed director Julia Ducournau, has set Sept. 30 as its theatrical release date in South Korea and unveiled striking teaser posters and a trailer.Julia Ducournau's new film 〈Alpha〉, following 〈Raw〉 and 〈Titane〉, has drawn global attention since...
| Seongchan Eol
Cult TV series 'V' actor Michael Wright dies at 70 after long illness

Cult TV series 'V' actor Michael Wright dies at 70 after long illness

Actor dies from complications including heart failure; won 1983 Venice Film Festival best actor award
Michael Wright dies at 70, leaving 'V' viewers with a powerful 40-year afterglowSymbol of an alien resistance movement is gone after more than 40 years of screen workMichael Wright, the actor who made a commanding impression as Elias Taylor, a Black resistance fighter in the sci-fi series 'V' that...
| James choi
J-pop mecca Wonderrivet 2026 lands at KINTEX in November, with 42 acts set to perform

J-pop mecca Wonderrivet 2026 lands at KINTEX in November, with 42 acts set to perform

Festival runs Nov. 20-22 at KINTEX Exhibition Center 2; full lineup to be unveiled on the 27th
At the heart of the J-pop phenomenon, a hub for Asian musical exchange enters its third yearThe music festival 'Wonderrivet 2026', which has established itself as one of Asia's leading J-pop festivals, will open Nov. 20 for a three-day run through Nov.
| James choi
ONEWE to hold solo concert June 19-20, unveil third studio album performances

ONEWE to hold solo concert June 19-20, unveil third studio album performances

The band will bring its signature concert series, 'O! NEW E!volution VI,' to Seoul's KBS Arena, previewing live performances of songs from its new album
The pinnacle of ONEWE's evolving band sound, with commanding musicianship proven onstageThe accomplished band 'ONEWE' will return to the stage before the public with a solo concert next month. According to its agency, RBW, the band will hold 'O. NEW E.
| James choi
Ahn Sung-ki films including 'Whale Hunting' to screen in Busan; why five master directors are reuniting

Ahn Sung-ki films including 'Whale Hunting' to screen in Busan; why five master directors are reuniting

Jointly organized with the Korean Film Archive for the festival's Oct. 6 opening, the program will feature five master directors, including Lee Jang-ho and Bae Chang-ho, and a commemorative book
The brilliant career of a beloved national actor returns to the screenThis year's 'Busan International Film Festival' is preparing a special showcase spotlighting the career of 'Ahn Sung-ki', a living legend of Korean cinema.
| James choi
Gangneung’s Hyundeoksa brings ‘Jeolhaegodo’ to life — a forest cinema without electricity on Sept. 5

Gangneung’s Hyundeoksa brings ‘Jeolhaegodo’ to life — a forest cinema without electricity on Sept. 5

Twenty temple-stay guests and 14 camping groups are invited; dogs are welcome as visitors enjoy the quiet of a mountain temple without electricity
Sixth World Ilhwa International Buddhist Film Festival to feature a 14-group, no-electricity temple-stay camping experienceTurning off the outside world: Perfect isolation in a Geumgangsong pine forestAn unusual film festival that invites audiences to pitch tents and merge with nature in the deep...
| James choi
Na Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ invited to San Sebastian, set to hit North America on the ninth next month

Na Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ invited to San Sebastian, set to hit North America on the ninth next month

Officially selected for the 74th festival’s Perlak section, the film stars Hwang Jung-min, Jo In-sung and Jung Ho-yeon in a struggle against an unknown life-form
K-creature films evolve, commanding Europe’s most prestigious screens‘Hope’, the latest film from South Korea’s unrivaled thriller auteur Na Hong-jin, is making an overwhelming impact on the global cinema landscape.
| James choi
Busan International Film Festival to Open With 'Day and Night Are for Each Other,' Eight Romances on Oct. 6

Busan International Film Festival to Open With 'Day and Night Are for Each Other,' Eight Romances on Oct. 6

Kim Jong-kwan's polished new film follows four pairs of men and women who briefly cross paths at a cafe and premieres Oct. 6
'Day and Night Are for Each Other', an eight-person ensemble blossoming at the edge of the seasonsAsia's largest film festival, the '31st Busan International Film Festival', will open its grand 10-day run on Oct. 6 with 'Day and Night Are for Each Other,' the latest film from director Kim Jong-kwan.
| James choi
Seoul International Cine-Media Festival ‘Nemaf’ opens on the 21st, unveiling 7-hour epic 47 years in the making

Seoul International Cine-Media Festival ‘Nemaf’ opens on the 21st, unveiling 7-hour epic 47 years in the making

Late director Ken Jacobs’ final film ‘Star Spangled to Death’ selected as the opening film, with more than 90 works from 42 countries and a VR media art exhibition
Nemaf opening film ‘Star Spangled to Death’ is a 435-minute epic 47 years in the makingFestival opens on the 21st in Seoul’s Hongdae area, with more than 90 films from 42 countries and integrated AI and VR exhibitionsThe Seoul International Cine-Media Festival, known as Nemaf, which seeks to erase...
| James choi
“Peace Does Not Keep Silent”: DMZ International Documentary Film Festival to Screen 147 Films Starting Sept. 10

“Peace Does Not Keep Silent”: DMZ International Documentary Film Festival to Screen 147 Films Starting Sept. 10

Hwang Yun’s “Haje” will open the festival, followed by “Che Guevara”; Gyeonggi Province’s budget crisis prompts a scaled-back opening ceremony
DMZ Film Festival opens with “Haje,” as 147 documentaries from 52 countries issue a warningLean Sept. 10 opening highlights peace and climate issues, with “Che Guevara” among the closing filmsA weighty record of what is disappearing asks what peace meansThe 18th DMZ International Documentary Film...
| James choi