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Cineplay guest reporter Kim Myung-jaeA director who knows the sensibilities of girls well, Shunji Iwai. From the classic of first love that comes to mind in spring, 〈Love Letter〉 (1995), famous for "How are you.

Wavve's original drama 〈S Line〉 has gained attention for its unique setting where a red line appears between people who have sexual relationships, visible only to certain individuals. The story starts with the premise that a red line exists, invisible to the general public.

Maggie Kang, the director of the Netflix animated film 〈K-Pop Demon Hunters〉, revealed the intention behind the project in a behind-the-scenes video released on the 11th. She stated, "We wanted to vividly express the world of K-Pop while also incorporating true Korean elements.

The production process of the globally popular Netflix animated film (K-Demon) has been detailed, drawing attention to the production team's meticulous approach to Korean culture.In the behind-the-scenes video released on the 11th, director Maggie Kang stated, "We wanted to vividly express the...

"What new year. Just living, you know. " Like the line from the Netflix drama that says, "Life goes on," this is a line uttered by Tony Leung's character, the 'Rogue Doctor' or 'Tsundere Doctor' in (1995), as he brushes off people asking him to join a New Year celebration. I really like this scene.

The love story of a couple facing terminal illness has long been a typical theme in Korean melodramas. From to , , and , numerous works have utilized this setup. Due to its frequent use, some have come to see it as a cliché.

Undoubtedly the biggest event of the 2020s, wrapped up a chapter with the release of Season 3 on June 27. While it’s a globally popular work, it can’t be said to be truly over, but at least the journey of Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) has certainly reached a conclusion.

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.