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Hirokazu Kore-eda's 'Look Back' Set for Oct. 8 Release

Hirokazu Kore-eda's 'Look Back' Set for Oct. 8 Release

First live-action film adaptation of any work by Tatsuki Fujimoto; invited to compete at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s new film 〈Look Back〉 will open Oct. 8. Megabox JoongAng Co. , Ltd. , which is importing and distributing the film, said it will open Oct. 8 and has been invited to compete at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Yeon Sang-ho, Hirokazu Kore-eda to Hold Conversation at Toronto Film Festival

Yeon Sang-ho, Hirokazu Kore-eda to Hold Conversation at Toronto Film Festival

Invited to TIFF's official industry program at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival
Yeon Sang-ho, whose film 〈PARADISE LOST〉 has been invited to the Special Presentation section of the 51st Toronto International Film Festival, will take part in a TIFF Summit: Dialogues conversation with Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda at 4 p. m. local time on Sept.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Busan International Film Festival to world-premiere 3 new Korean drama series in 'On Screen'; new projects starring Shin Min-a and Son Suk-ku make global debuts

Busan International Film Festival to world-premiere 3 new Korean drama series in 'On Screen'; new projects starring Shin Min-a and Son Suk-ku make global debuts

The festival opens Oct. 6, with 'The Remarried Empress' and other titles set for 'On Screen,' plus nine additional commercial films confirmed for the lineup
K-content's triumphant return: A star-studded battle to light up screens worldwide The 31st Busan International Film Festival, which opens Oct. 6, has announced a powerhouse lineup poised to draw the attention of movie fans around the world.
| James choi
Yeon Sang-ho, Kore-eda to discuss at Toronto festival as ‘Paradise Lost’ returns for second straight year

Yeon Sang-ho, Kore-eda to discuss at Toronto festival as ‘Paradise Lost’ returns for second straight year

The two will attend TIFF Summit together on Sept. 14 to discuss IP adaptations and the global expansion of Asian cinema; ‘Paradise Lost’ and ‘Look Back’ are set for October releases in South Korea.
Two of the leading directors from South Korea and Japan will meet at North America’s largest film festival. Director 'Yeon Sang-ho', whose new film 'Paradise Lost' has been selected for the Special Presentations section of the 51st 'Toronto International Film Festival' for a second consecutive...
| James choi
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[Photos &] "That Han So-hee?" Even Choi Min-sik Is Surprised by Their Meeting — Korean Version of 'The Intern' Brings 37-Year Veteran and 10 Billion-Won CEO Together at Production Briefing

A remake of a Hollywood classic, the film opens next month on the 16th, promising a fresh acting ensemble that transcends generational conflict.
Actors 'Choi Min-sik' and 'Han So-hee' have teamed up for the Korean remake of the Hollywood classic 'The Intern'. Their meeting promises a fresh ensemble that could surpass the original, and the film will be unveiled in theaters next month on the 16th.
| 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 screen This 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 experience Turning off the outside world: Perfect isolation in a Geumgangsong pine forest An unusual film festival that invites audiences to pitch tents and merge with nature in the deep...
| James choi

"Awesome, Korea!" Steve Lacy thrilled by 3,500 fans singing along at first Korea show

He delivers 80 minutes of live performances, including "Bad Habit," and captivates the crowd with dazzling improvised guitar solos
Steve Lacy's first solo Korea show captivates 3,500 fans with "Bad Habit" The Seoul concert featured a diverse setlist, including the Billboard three-week No. 1 megahit, and dazzling improvised guitar performances American alternative R&B icon "Steve Lacy" took complete control of the stage at his...
| 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 seasons Asia's largest film festival, the '31st Busan International Film Festival', will open its grand 10-day run on Oct.
| James choi