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Netflix Movie 'Good News' Released Today! Top 3 Must-See Points!

Netflix Movie 'Good News' Released Today! Top 3 Must-See Points!

A film depicting the suspicious operation of people gathered to land a hijacked plane by any means necessary in the 1970s.
The Netflix movie 〈Good News〉 is set to be released today (17th), revealing the top 3 must-see points that you cannot miss. #1. A captivating story and unique direction that captivates the world!Officially invited to the 50th Toronto International Film Festival & the 30th Busan International Film...
| Joo Seong-cheol
The First Domestic Feature Film Utilizing AI 'Run to the West' By Byun Yo-han:

The First Domestic Feature Film Utilizing AI 'Run to the West' By Byun Yo-han: "I Thought AI Cannot Exist Without Human Creativity"

Director Kang Yoon-sung, who attended the premiere, stated that AI cannot replace the realm of actors.
The first domestic feature film produced using artificial intelligence 〈Run to the West〉 will be released exclusively on the 15th at CGV. At the premiere held at CGV Yongsan I-Park Mall in Seoul, the cast and crew shared their views on the significance and limitations of introducing AI technology.
| 김지민
Korean and Japanese Leading Actors Gather, Director Byun Sung-hyun's 'Good News' Releases Second Character Stills!

Korean and Japanese Leading Actors Gather, Director Byun Sung-hyun's 'Good News' Releases Second Character Stills!

Yamada Takayuki, Shiina Kippei, Kasamatsu Sho, and Yamamoto Nairu are among the Japanese actors who fill the film with both experience and freshness, drawing attention.
After the world premiere screening in the Special Presentation section of the 50th Toronto International Film Festival, the Netflix film 〈Good News〉 has garnered attention for its immersive story, unique characters, and distinctive direction, and has released its second character stills.
| Joo Seong-cheol
Idol Star Jo Soo-min and Taekwondo Ace Kim Dong-han's 'Replay' Set to Release in October

Idol Star Jo Soo-min and Taekwondo Ace Kim Dong-han's 'Replay' Set to Release in October

A story of an idol star caught in a scandal, an injured taekwondo prospect, and the life-changing showdown of a motley crew of hobby class students.
Idol star and taekwondo athlete Jo Soo-min and Kim Dong-han's coming-of-age film 〈Replay〉 has confirmed its release in October. Director Hwang Kyung-sung's new team-up movie 〈Replay〉 has confirmed its release in October and has captured attention by unveiling three launch stills.
| Joo Seong-cheol
Actor Lee Seong-wook, From Ignoring Coaches to Entrance Exam Corruption... The Anger Inducer of 'Try'!

Actor Lee Seong-wook, From Ignoring Coaches to Entrance Exam Corruption... The Anger Inducer of 'Try'!

Actor Lee Seong-wook is provoking viewers' anger in 'Try'.In the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'Try: We Become Miracles (hereafter 'Try')', Lee Seong-wook plays the role of the shooting department head Jeon Nak-kyun, who is a key figure in the vice principal (played by Kim Min-sang) line, prioritizing...
| Chua-young
Kim Byeong-man, First Public Parenting Scene with Two Kids After Divorce Lawsuit... 'Transformed into a Love Fool of the Jungle'

Kim Byeong-man, First Public Parenting Scene with Two Kids After Divorce Lawsuit... 'Transformed into a Love Fool of the Jungle'

Appearance on 'Love Fool of Joseon' with 'Jjang-i' and 'Ddok-i', even serving as a witness for marriage registration in front of the production team
After a long divorce lawsuit, Kim Byeong-man revealed his first public parenting scene with his two kids on TV CHOSUN 'Love Fool of Joseon'. AOA Chan-mi Lim Do-hwa's Wedding Becomes a Hot TopicIn the episode aired on the 18th, Chan-mi (Lim Do-hwa) from AOA joined as a new love fool.
| 엔터플레이

"[2024 JIFF] The Festival Has Begun. Enjoy the 25th Jeonju International Film Festival Movies and Events for Free!"

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.
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