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Three Eras Interwoven Around a Ginkgo Tree Planted in 1832. A Prize-Winning Venice Film Festival Work—Reaching Korea Ahead of Tony Leung’s Planned Visit Before Release

Strong box-office momentum into its second month… On track to overtake “Extreme Job” for the all-time No. 2 spot SF blockbuster “Project Hail Mary” surpasses 1 million admissions… Closing in on the No. 1 advance-ticket rate Animation stays a notch ahead with “Detective Conan” and “Hoppers”… Anticipation builds for “The Song You Left Behind”

After 20 years, Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway—two of the stars of the highly anticipated sequel—confirm plans to visit South Korea. Reuniting as editor-in-chief and secretary, the duo promise a special event for local audiences and thank Korean viewers for the film’s box-office success. The original cast is back together, including Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci…First release in South Korea on April 29

Seventy percent of foreigners in 30 countries are positive about Hallyu K-pop and BTS remain firmly in first place, and interest from Western countries such as the U.S. and Europe has surged significantly

Thanks to the film’s box-office success, Andy Weir’s original novel climbs to No. 1 at Kyobo Bookstore. A surge is also seen in books on Buddhism in the humanities—especially among women in their 30s—which signals a new trend in the publishing industry.

Will this be the final step that secures the lead for the No. 3 all-time hit 'The Man Who Survives With the King,' or is the SF blockbuster 'Project Hail Mary' ready to launch a counterattack? Here are the key things to watch in this weekend's box office showdown.

Yeo-hua dresses in menswear and sings “Guest-Trip Autumn Regret” (客途秋恨), and Zhenfang, who arrives late to the drinking gathering, is instantly captivated by what he sees.

At the media screening for the film “SalMokJi,” top stars including Kim Hye-yoon, Lee Jong-won, Jang Da-ah, and others gathered together, hinting at a tightly coordinated performance

Starring Park Ji-hoon and Yoo Hae-jin, the film that claimed No. 3 on South Korea’s all-time box office chart repays audiences with a meaningful April screening event By providing audio description and Korean-language captions, the screening format creates an environment where people with disabilities can enjoy the work without barriers From April 6 to 20, sequential screenings will be held in 77 theaters across 17 regions nationwide, including Seoul and Gangwon