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NCSoft and Nexon Join AGF 2026, Bringing a Wave of New Games Including Korea Debut of ‘Astra Oratio’

NCSoft and Nexon Join AGF 2026, Bringing a Wave of New Games Including Korea Debut of ‘Astra Oratio’

AGF opens Dec. 4 at KINTEX, featuring four major subculture titles including ‘Parayidolia’
Subculture games rise into the mainstream as major publishers mount global push The Animation X Game Festival , South Korea’s largest comprehensive subculture event, is establishing itself as a mainstream gaming expo, with major game companies confirming their participation in force.
| James choi
[New Film] Late Director Hur Bum-wook’s ‘Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease’—Invited to the World’s Largest Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Opens on the 21st

[New Film] Late Director Hur Bum-wook’s ‘Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease’—Invited to the World’s Largest Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Opens on the 21st

A finely crafted feature exposing a violent system
A desperate fable of survival in a cycle of violence The posthumous work of director Hur Bum-wook, a promising creator in South Korea’s independent animation scene, ‘Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease’ will open in theaters on the 21st.
| James choi
[Premiere Ratings] Lim Si-wan and Seol In-ah’s ‘My Guilty Human’ Debuts With 5.6% as She Goes Undercover Disguised as a Man

[Premiere Ratings] Lim Si-wan and Seol In-ah’s ‘My Guilty Human’ Debuts With 5.6% as She Goes Undercover Disguised as a Man

Based on a popular web novel, the drama’s unusual relationship setup drew a 5.6% nationwide household rating, according to Nielsen Korea on the 20th
A tense partnership between ‘suspect’ Lim Si-wan and ‘undercover secretary’ Seol In-ah New tvN Monday-Tuesday drama ‘My Guilty Human’, starring actors Lim Si-wan and Seol In-ah, got off to a strong start, posting ratings in the 5% range during its first week on air.
| James choi
Anthropic Used ‘Human Acts’ and 21 Other Books by Han Kang Without Permission; Authors Could Receive $4,350 per Work

Anthropic Used ‘Human Acts’ and 21 Other Books by Han Kang Without Permission; Authors Could Receive $4,350 per Work

U.S. court recognizes copyright infringement involving 500,000 works; settlement worth about $2 trillion won paves way for compensation, as the Literature Translation Institute of Korea begins helping affected authors
Global AI firms’ voracious appetite for data puts K-literature in the spotlight It has been confirmed that U.S. artificial intelligence company Anthropic used English-language editions of works by leading Korean authors, including Han Kang, Hwang Sok-yong and Kim Young-ha, without permission to...
| James choi
Puff Daddy’s Lavish Prison Life Exposed After Just Two Weeks; Transferred Out of State

Puff Daddy’s Lavish Prison Life Exposed After Just Two Weeks; Transferred Out of State

Abruptly moved from New Jersey to a Pennsylvania prison; loses 41 days of good-time credit and is now expected to be released in March 2028
VIP treatment behind bars ends after repeated disruptions Music mogul 'Puff Daddy' (real name 'Sean Diddy Combs') was transferred to another prison after enjoying an extraordinary life of luxury behind bars, including having a personal chef and masseuse.
| James choi
[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) Photo]

[Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) Photo] "From winning the 83rd Venice Best Actress award to the job center" ... Mathilde Arcel of 'What's Wrong With Marie?'

She won the unanimous Best Actress award for a film about a Nazi collaborator in 1945 and made her Korean debut at the Busan International Film Festival on the 11th.
"It was my first film in a leading role, and my first award at my first festival. It felt like a strange imbalance to have been in Venice just moments earlier and then find myself in a small office at a Danish job center.
| James choi
“Lies as Easily as Breathing”: Musk, Altman and Zuckerberg Become Hollywood’s New Villains

“Lies as Easily as Breathing”: Musk, Altman and Zuckerberg Become Hollywood’s New Villains

‘Social Reckoning’ flops with $5.5 million opening weekend; Amazon abandons distribution of $40 million film
Zuckerberg becomes a screen villain as ‘Social Reckoning’ bombs at the box office Amazon abandons distribution of ‘Artificial,’ due in theaters in December, amid pressure allegations and a dismal showing The Silicon Valley titans who lead America’s “big tech” companies and the billionaire founders...
| James choi
[On the Ground at BIFF] “It Wasn’t Your Birth Mother’s Fault”: ‘Home Sick’ Director Sørensen’s First Confession Reveals Truth Behind 56 Falsified Adoptions

[On the Ground at BIFF] “It Wasn’t Your Birth Mother’s Fault”: ‘Home Sick’ Director Sørensen’s First Confession Reveals Truth Behind 56 Falsified Adoptions

Adoptee sent to Denmark at 2 months old in 1982 returns with autobiographical documentary No compensation despite official finding of human rights violations; film takes direct aim at South Korea’s stigma against single mothers
Tracing lost blood ties through a stranger’s lens Tanja Taekyung Inwol Sørensen, who was adopted to Denmark at 2 months old in 1982, came to the 31st Busan International Film Festival with 'Home Sick: At the End of the Sea', an autobiographical documentary tracing her roots.
| James choi
Filmmakers including director Jung Ji-young hold emergency news conference in Busan's Haeundae:

Filmmakers including director Jung Ji-young hold emergency news conference in Busan's Haeundae: "Don't turn films into political battlegrounds"

Filmmakers issue joint statement at the 31st Busan International Film Festival on Oct. 8, condemning outside pressure, including a Singapore letter sent Oct. 6, and threats to their personal safety
Leading South Korean filmmakers, including directors Jung Ji-young and Lee Myung-se, have taken a firm stand over the controversy surrounding 'Assassins', a film at the center of allegations of historical distortion.
| James choi
[National Assembly Audit] Tving, Toss Payments face breached security systems — 39.54 million records leaked, with just four dedicated staff

[National Assembly Audit] Tving, Toss Payments face breached security systems — 39.54 million records leaked, with just four dedicated staff

As revenue surged to 400 billion won, lawmakers condemn lax management and demand reforms including victim compensation and zero-trust security
South Korea’s leading platform companies came under fire in a National Assembly audit over serious lapses in security management. Executives from 'Tving', 'Toss Payments' and 'Gangnam Unnie', all recently hit by large-scale hacking and personal-data breaches, apologized in unison.
| James choi