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Lee Hyori X Lee Sang-soon SBS 'Monggeul Counseling Center' Theme Song 'Different' Released

Lee Hyori X Lee Sang-soon SBS 'Monggeul Counseling Center' Theme Song 'Different' Released

Support for the healing romance of youth with developmental disabilities… “Please look at differences as they are” heartfelt melody
The representative musician couple Lee Hyori and Lee Sang-soon, along with composer Noh Young-sim, who created the melody for 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo', have come together to help youth with developmental disabilities find love.

"Disability is an Uncontrollable Cry"... John Davidson's 'I Swear' Shakes BAFTA and the Aesthetics of Inclusion

The 79th British Academy Awards, Unexpected Outburst During the Invitation of Tourette Syndrome Model John Davidson
On the 22nd local time, the 79th British Academy Film Awards ceremony held at the Royal Festival Hall in London became a historic event that tested the limits of social awareness about disabilities and proved the value of inclusion, beyond just a celebration of the arts.
'Diff'rent Strokes' Melanie Watson Passes Away... A Pioneer Who Broke the 'Glass Ceiling' for Disability Representation

'Diff'rent Strokes' Melanie Watson Passes Away... A Pioneer Who Broke the 'Glass Ceiling' for Disability Representation

Passed away on December 26 at the age of 57... Wrote a new chapter in TV history while living with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. 'A talent chosen by Norman Lear'... Contributed to diversity in the 80s as 'Cathy Gordon' in a wheelchair. Served as a service dog trainer after retirement... 'Her courage will be remembered forever'
The actress Melanie Watson Barnhardt, who deeply resonated with audiences as 'Cathy Gordon', a girl in a wheelchair in the popular 1980s sitcom 'Diff'rent Strokes', has passed away at the age of 57. According to reports from TMZ and Variety on the 29th , Watson closed her eyes on the 26th in...
Taiwanese Actor and Director Sylvia Chang Wins the ‘2025 Camellia Award’

Taiwanese Actor and Director Sylvia Chang Wins the ‘2025 Camellia Award’

Not only has she showcased her acting across generations and genres in over 100 works, but she has also proven her directorial skills with films such as 〈20 30 40〉(2004), 〈Whispers of the Heart〉(2015), and 〈Love and Friendship: Women's Stories〉(2017).
The 30th Busan International Film Festival opening ceremony was held on September 17 at the outdoor theater of the Busan Cinema Center, where Taiwanese actor, director, producer, and screenwriter Sylvia Chang, who has been active for over 50 years, received the ‘2025 Camellia Award’.
[New Film] ‘Halo,’ First Korean Film to Win at Tokyo Film Festival, Opens Nov. 11 — A 27-Year-Old’s Dream

[New Film] ‘Halo,’ First Korean Film to Win at Tokyo Film Festival, Opens Nov. 11 — A 27-Year-Old’s Dream

Director Noh Young-wan’s feature debut swept the awards in the festival’s Asian Future section
Artistic ambition blooms amid a precarious daily life and the gulf between dreams and reality ‘Halo,’ the feature debut of director Noh Young-wan, which takes an in-depth look at the harsh life of a young man making ends meet through delivery work, arrives in theaters on the 11th of next month.
[Film Festival] 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival: Five Picks ① — “Open Pride” Section: “Transgender People Take Center Stage”

[Film Festival] 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival: Five Picks ① — “Open Pride” Section: “Transgender People Take Center Stage”

Tickets for the 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival, running Nov. 5-11, go on sale at 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 23.
PRIDE is a symbolic word that expresses the self-esteem of sexual minorities and encompasses all LGBTQIA+ people. A showcase of solidarity that brings some of the world’s best queer films to Korean audiences, the 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival begins ticket sales at 4 p. m.
A Festival for Everyone: 16th Seoul Barrier Free Film Festival Opens at Cinematheque KOFA in Sangam

A Festival for Everyone: 16th Seoul Barrier Free Film Festival Opens at Cinematheque KOFA in Sangam

From Nov. 11 (Wed.) to 14 (Sat.), the festival will present an opening ceremony and screening, along with 26 films—including eight features and 17 shorts—across 12 screenings, and host a barrier-free forum.
The Korean Film Archive (President Mo Eun-young, hereinafter “KOFA”) is supporting the 16th Seoul Barrier Free Film Festival, taking place Nov. 11 (Wed.) through 15 (Sun.). Hosted and organized by the Korean Barrier Free Film Committee, the festival will be held at Cinematheque KOFA in Sangam and...
Sean's impact: 'Shall We Run' documentary achieves 290 million won donation — Park Bo-gum delivers a 295-kilometer miracle for runners!

Sean's impact: 'Shall We Run' documentary achieves 290 million won donation — Park Bo-gum delivers a 295-kilometer miracle for runners!

Documentary chronicling the World Marathon Majors opens at Megabox on the 16th of next month
Beyond the 'limit': 295.365 kilometers, a legacy of giving etched on the screen 'Shall We Run,' a documentary capturing the remarkable marathon journey of singer 'Sean', who has established himself as the entertainment industry's leading runner, will meet audiences on the Megabox screen on the 16th...
From Novelist to Global Master: Lee Chang-dong’s 30-Year Gaze on Society

From Novelist to Global Master: Lee Chang-dong’s 30-Year Gaze on Society

A first prize in 24 years since the Best Director award for “Oasis,” highlighting the meaning of class and love through a laid-off worker and a “silver-spoon” couple
Director Lee Chang-dong, 72, reaffirmed his stature as a global master by winning the Grand Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival for “Possible Love,” his first film in eight years. After winning Best Director for “Oasis” in 2002, Lee added a new milestone to his international...
“Thank you for more than 20 years of happiness”: ‘Peter Pan’ dad and writer Jeon Kyung-chul dies

“Thank you for more than 20 years of happiness”: ‘Peter Pan’ dad and writer Jeon Kyung-chul dies

After being given six months to live with terminal liver cancer, he visited 1,000 facilities seeking care for his son and died while working to establish a welfare foundation for people with severe autism
‘Peter Pan’ dad and writer Jeon Kyung-chul dies, leaving behind a 20-year miracle forged by knocking on 1,000 doors He dies at 63 after battling liver cancer; foundation plans he pursued after a six-month prognosis will continue His paternal devotion never wavered after the terminal diagnosis as he...