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The content festival 'Bechdel Day 2025', which reflects on gender equality representation through Korean films and series and contributes to cultural diversity, has announced the selection of individuals in the series category for the Bechdelian award, organized by DGK (Korean Directors Guild).

What if the person you fell in love with at first sight is actually a devil? Set to be released on August 13, 〈The Devil Has Arrived〉 tells the story of a woman who appears normal during the day but transforms into a fierce devil at 2 AM, and the man who unexpectedly becomes responsible for her...

CJ ENM's new music short film ‘Back! Stage’ unveiled its main poster on the 4th. Set to be exclusively released in Korean CGV on August 18, ‘Back! Stage’ is a new format of ‘music snack movie’ that promises 22 minutes of immersive experience, reportedly filmed entirely with the iPhone 16 Pro,...

The news has been reported that 'the King of K-POP' G-Dragon is entering the global diplomatic stage as he has been appointed as the ambassador for APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) for 2025.According to industry sources on the 21st, G-Dragon (Kwon Ji-yong, 36) will serve as the official...

The TVING original series has revealed a powerful lineup to awaken the dormant dating cells. is a cell-stimulating relatable romance that depicts Yumi (Kim Go-eun), who returns as a star writer, and the cells that still only know Yumi, growing once again and telling a love story as always.

Finally, the last chapter of the series, Season 3, was released on the 27th at 4 PM on Netflix. Season 3 tells the story of Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), who loses his best friend in the game he re-enters with his own purpose, and the Frontman (Lee Byung-hun), who hides his identity while infiltrating the...

It's surprising. The fact that the next work of the director of (2012), (2014), and (2022) is such a stylish mystery series. The Disney+ series is like 'curry that tastes like black bean sauce' as described in the drama.

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.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Jeonju International Film Festival, which has unveiled its lineup. At 25 years old, akin to a person entering young adulthood, the festival is also contemplating what it means to be more ‘authentic’ and ‘Jeonju-like’.