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"I just don't want to feel anxious" and other realistic lines convey an inner sense of deficiency

A meeting between writer Park Hae-young of “My Liberation Diary” and director Cha Young-hoon of “When the Camellia Blooms.” A well-made, reality-relatable drama—one of the most highly anticipated K-dramas in the second half of the year

〈Bamis〉 is a K-dessert variety show where five famous female pastry chefs from across Southeast Asia and five rising Korean male celebrities form teams in pairs of two. They create creative desserts using K-style ingredients.

At the center is Kim Hee-joo (Park Bo-young), who accidentally takes possession of $150B worth of gold bars from a smuggling organization, as tangled relationships between four men begin to form.

〈Climax〉 is a survival drama in which Prosecutor Bang Tae-seop, who jumps into a cartel of power to secure the top spot in South Korea, and everyone around him fight fiercely to stay alive.

Actors Dong-won Gang, Ji-hyun Park, and Tae-gu Uhm boldly transform into the dance group “Triangle” from the film “Wild Thing.” On April 10, the official channel shared member-by-member posters and a teaser video for the new song to generate buzz. “Wild Thing,” which tells the story of a mixed-gender group returning after reuniting more than 20 years after disbanding, will hit theaters in June after the title track is released in advance.

From Oh Daehwan to Oh Yoon-ah, acting powerhouses all came together for ‘Miss Match.’ A chaotic melodrama-style comedy tied together by memory loss promises fresh laughs in theaters this April!

‘Humint,’ the New Work by Director Ryoo Seung-wan That Drew 1.98 Million Moviegoers in South Korea, Sweeps No. 1 in 14 Countries Immediately After Netflix Release, Spark­ing a Box-Office Boom

Opening April 29 for 10 days: 237 invited films from 54 countries. From the opening film by Kent Jones to an Ahn Sung-ki memorial special screening—an impressive lineup