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

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.

Park Chan-wook’s appearance leads off the BTS documentary, which explores the value of communication… Celebrity cameos line up, including Nora No, Korea’s first fashion designer, Choi Gaon, and more

Based on Blake Crouch’s best-selling novel, “Dark Matter” has confirmed its Season 2 release and unveiled the first still images.

After wrapping up Netflix 〈RANGLE_BRACKET__Slowly, Strongly__RANGLE_BRACKET〉 shoot for “Slowly, Strongly,” she continues her relentless acting run

A fantasy romantic comedy where Jun Ji-hyun plays a 2,000-year-old gumiho and Ji Chang-wook plays a shaman. With writer Im Me-ari taking charge of the script, expectations are running high.

A spotlight on the bride’s paranoia before the wedding and the fundamental fear behind a series of wrong choices Starring Camila Morrone and Adam DiMarco… Director Haley Z. Boston brings an original touch The Duffer Brothers praise it as “a combination of twisted horror and humor, and the discovery of a new talent.”

A Korean-style adaptation that completely reimagines and localizes FX’s hit series 〈The Americans〉.

JTBC's new drama 'Final Table' premieres later this year... Anticipation grows for a show-within-a-show format that turns a cooking survival showdown into a high-intensity drama

For the first time in four years, BTS returns as a full group and unveils the first live performance of their new song “Arirang” at Gwanghwamun, Korea’s iconic landmark—bringing it to the world for the first time. Netflix confirmed it will stream live in more than 190 countries, delivering a shared, simultaneous experience with the “Biggest Viewing Party on Earth.” Through close collaboration between HYBE and Netflix, the show will highlight harmony between tradition and modernity—previewing a cultural event that reflects the reach and stature of K-culture.