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[Film Festival Issue] The Opening Film of the 79th Cannes Film Festival: Pierre Salvadori’s “La Venus Électrique” Selected

[Film Festival Issue] The Opening Film of the 79th Cannes Film Festival: Pierre Salvadori’s “La Venus Électrique” Selected

A romantic comedy set in Paris in 1928. One of the most talked-about titles for the 79th Cannes Film Festival, bringing together director Pierre Salvadori and France’s top stars.
“The 79th Cannes Film Festival” opens with “Pierre Salvadori”’s “La Venus Électrique”On May 12, 2026, French cinema master “Pierre Salvadori”’s latest work, “La Venus Électrique”, has been officially and sensationally selected as the opening film of the “79th Cannes Film Festival”, drawing intense...
| James choi
Meet the Immortal Classic, 'The Count of Monte Cristo' Premiering Today & Behind-the-Scenes Stills Released!

Meet the Immortal Classic, 'The Count of Monte Cristo' Premiering Today & Behind-the-Scenes Stills Released!

Adapted from Alexandre Dumas' immortal classic, which has been loved by readers worldwide and is regarded as the 'prototype of modern revenge dramas.'
Edmond Dantès, who has lost everything, renounces his name and is reborn as the 'Count of Monte Cristo' to confront his destiny. The epic tale 〈The Count of Monte Cristo〉 is released today, February 13 , in theaters nationwide.
| Joo Seong-cheol
The Count of Monte Cristo: 5 Hours of Makeup Every Day! Behind the Luxurious Casting Revealed!

The Count of Monte Cristo: 5 Hours of Makeup Every Day! Behind the Luxurious Casting Revealed!

Edmond Dantès, who lost everything, renounces his name and is reborn as the Count of Monte Cristo, facing his destiny in this epic tale. It is called 'the archetype of modern revenge dramas.'
〈The Count of Monte Cristo〉 is an epic tale where Edmond Dantès, who lost everything, renounces his name and is reborn as the Count of Monte Cristo, facing his destiny. It is a classic by Alexandre Dumas, loved by readers worldwide, referred to as 'the archetype of modern revenge dramas.
| Joo Seong-cheol