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For an encore of their world tour, leader S.Coups made a surprise announcement. After wrapping up a grand run that brought together 840,000 people worldwide, they promised lasting companionship with CARAT fans!

“〈Salmokji〉, it’s a 10/10 movie—but if you say it’s too scary, I feel like audiences won’t come. So I’ll give it a 9.5.”

An international competition section featuring Asia premieres by emerging directors who have directed fewer than three feature films A lineup ranging from “If I Go, Will You Miss Me?”—which drew attention at Sundance—to Turkey’s “Stone and Feather,” and more The film festival will be held for 10 days in the Jeonju Film Street area from Wednesday, April 29, to Friday, May 8.

Cha Jun-hwan, a representative figure skater on South Korea’s national team, has joined Fantagio, a full-service entertainment agency that also represents Kim Sun-ho and Lee Sung-kyung. Rather than simply expanding the range of activities, the plan is to build Cha Jun-hwan’s distinct storyline and brand value over the long term. With his approachable, public-friendly charm—he began his career as a child actor—expectations are high for him to shine in many areas beyond sports, including advertising and broadcasting.

MONSTA X’s third U.S. studio album, capturing the wounds and recovery from a decade since their debut. Aimed squarely at the global music market with the title track ‘heal’ and ten included songs.

A film completed through crowdfunding by 10,000 citizens. A powerful mise-en-scène that brings back forgotten scars. Director Ji-young Chung and actor Hye-ran Yeom summon the pain of Jeju 4·3—now forgotten—onto the screen.

New work by Director Jeong Ji-young, a teaser for a 5-minute ending credit featuring 10,000 citizen supporters… In theaters April 15

Call for submissions for the 22nd Jecheon International Music Film Festival runs until the 30th. With no restrictions on music-themed material, the newly created International Competition section draws keen attention from filmmakers around the world

“Lovely Runner” scene-stealer Seo Hye-won married a non-celebrity and became a newlywed. It later turned out that, instead of a ceremony, they held a family dinner—and were already officially registered as a married couple.