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'18th Seoul International Senior Film Festival' Opens on the 27th, Screening Cannes Top Prize Winner 'First Summer' and Honoring the Late Lee Soon-jae

'18th Seoul International Senior Film Festival' Opens on the 27th, Screening Cannes Top Prize Winner 'First Summer' and Honoring the Late Lee Soon-jae

25 films to screen at Seoul Film Center from the 27th to 30th; barrier-free section and actor Lee Kwang-ki to serve as festival ambassador
Film brings generations together The 18th Seoul International Senior Film Festival, which shines a light on the lives and diverse stories of older adults, will open in grand style at the Seoul Film Center for four days, from the 27th through the 30th.
The Next James Bond Enters Final Testing, with Jack Lowden a 62% Favorite

The Next James Bond Enters Final Testing, with Jack Lowden a 62% Favorite

Margaret Qualley and Sydney Sweeney among the Bond girl contenders… The 60-year-old franchise is set to return in 2028, with four finalists beginning camera tests under director Denis Villeneuve
A new legend begins: Jack Lowden emerges as the frontrunner The “007” series, the epitome of spy action and a favorite of moviegoers around the world for more than 60 years, dating back to the 1960s, has entered the final stretch of its search for the seventh James Bond.
[Film Festival] 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival: Five Picks ① — “Open Pride” Section: “Transgender People Take Center Stage”

[Film Festival] 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival: Five Picks ① — “Open Pride” Section: “Transgender People Take Center Stage”

Tickets for the 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival, running Nov. 5-11, go on sale at 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 23.
PRIDE is a symbolic word that expresses the self-esteem of sexual minorities and encompasses all LGBTQIA+ people. A showcase of solidarity that brings some of the world’s best queer films to Korean audiences, the 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival begins ticket sales at 4 p. m.
‘Roaring Currents’ Director Kim Han-min, Whose Film Holds South Korea’s All-Time Box Office Record, to Marry Pansori Singer Lee So-young

‘Roaring Currents’ Director Kim Han-min, Whose Film Holds South Korea’s All-Time Box Office Record, to Marry Pansori Singer Lee So-young

Kim Han-min’s new film, ‘The Sword: Sword of Godumakhan,’ is an action period drama about a man who loses his memory, is enslaved and enters a gladiatorial tournament. It is targeting a summer 2027 release.
Director Kim Han-min, whose upcoming film is the blockbuster action period drama ‘The Sword: Sword of Godumakhan,’ will marry master pansori singer Lee So-young on November 15. Kim drew 17.61 million moviegoers with his 2014 film ‘Roaring Currents,’ which has held South Korea’s all-time box office...
BTS’ “SWIM,” the Only K-Pop Entry Among 300, Competes for Trophy Against Madonna at Poland’s ToruńCAMERIMAGE

BTS’ “SWIM,” the Only K-Pop Entry Among 300, Competes for Trophy Against Madonna at Poland’s ToruńCAMERIMAGE

Festival opens Nov. 7; title track from the group’s fifth full-length album among 18 finalists
The group BTS has once again demonstrated K-pop’s visual artistry to audiences around the world. The music video for “SWIM,” the title track from the group’s fifth full-length album, has earned a nomination for a top award at Poland’s most prestigious festival of visual arts.
A Festival for Everyone: 16th Seoul Barrier Free Film Festival Opens at Cinematheque KOFA in Sangam

A Festival for Everyone: 16th Seoul Barrier Free Film Festival Opens at Cinematheque KOFA in Sangam

From Nov. 11 (Wed.) to 14 (Sat.), the festival will present an opening ceremony and screening, along with 26 films—including eight features and 17 shorts—across 12 screenings, and host a barrier-free forum.
The Korean Film Archive (President Mo Eun-young, hereinafter “KOFA”) is supporting the 16th Seoul Barrier Free Film Festival, taking place Nov. 11 (Wed.) through 15 (Sun.). Hosted and organized by the Korean Barrier Free Film Committee, the festival will be held at Cinematheque KOFA in Sangam and...
A Gentle Rhythm in Everyday Life: The Chosen Family at the Heart of 'Journey There'

A Gentle Rhythm in Everyday Life: The Chosen Family at the Heart of 'Journey There'

She cleans them every day: the car and the piano. She cannot drive the car or play the piano, but for Chun-hee (Kim Hye-ok), who lives each day polishing the grand piano and old car her husband left behind as though washing her face, life is an endless task of wiping away dust.
[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) Closing Ceremony] Attendance Tops 200,000; Unanimous Grand Prize Winner ‘Bread and Book’ Eligible for Oscars Submission

[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) Closing Ceremony] Attendance Tops 200,000; Unanimous Grand Prize Winner ‘Bread and Book’ Eligible for Oscars Submission

31st festival closes after drawing its largest audience in 11 years, while Majid Majidi’s win reaffirms solidarity among Asian filmmakers
The power of art transcends the pain of war as Asian masters unite The 31st Busan International Film Festival, Asia’s largest film festival, concluded its 10-day run Thursday at the Busan Cinema Center in Haeundae-gu.
[New film] Park Hoon-jung's 'Sad Tropics' set to open on the 25th next month with brutal survival tale crowned by Silver Crow

[New film] Park Hoon-jung's 'Sad Tropics' set to open on the 25th next month with brutal survival tale crowned by Silver Crow

Action noir starring Kim Myung-min and Park Hae-soo wins Special Jury Prize at 44th Brussels Film Festival
Director 'Park Hoon-jung', who has built an unparalleled universe in Korean noir, is returning with a new film. Distributor Mindmark said on the 13th that 'Sad Tropics' will receive a formal theatrical release on the 25th next month.
Cha Jun-hwan bids farewell to national team, may launch acting career with 'Solo Leveling'

Cha Jun-hwan bids farewell to national team, may launch acting career with 'Solo Leveling'

Parts ways with Seoul City Hall and relinquishes national-team status, forgoing two events in the 2026-27 Grand Prix series
Deep reflection after finishing fourth at the Olympics, expanding his horizons beyond the ice Cha Jun-hwan, 24, the face of Korean men's singles figure skating, is temporarily stepping away from professional competition and broadening his activities into the entertainment industry.