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Japan’s First-Ever Global Box-Office Milestone of 1 Trillion Won—The Unstoppable New “Demon Slayer” EraThe latest entry in the Japanese animated series “Demon Slayer,” which has sparked an overseas box-office sensation, has surpassed worldwide box-office revenue of 1.

The film , based on the animated work by director Makoto Shinkai, has demonstrated its artistic merit by winning four prestigious awards at the Japanese Academy Awards, the most prestigious film awards in Japan.

Based on the eponymous Japanese novel, the film 〈Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight〉 (hereafter 〈Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight〉) features actor Choo Young-woo, who plays the male lead Jae-won, revealing the process he went through to revive the feelings of a...

"The expression 'real feeling' in the movie's dialogue is the most essential. I hope the audience can feel a renewed sense of 'being alive' through this film. "Sho Miyake, the current and most notable cineaste in the Japanese film industry, visited Korea.

The zombie idol ‘Franchouchou’, which captivated animation fans worldwide, is returning on a grander scale. The theatrical film 〈Zombie Land Saga: Yume Ginga Paradise〉 has confirmed its exclusive release at Megabox on March 4 and has unveiled its teaser poster.

Director James Cameron's film 〈Avatar: Fire and Ash〉 has surpassed a cumulative audience of 5 million and is expected to maintain its position at the top of the box office during the first weekend of 2026.According to the integrated ticketing system on the 2nd, 〈Avatar: Fire and Ash〉 recorded...

The immortal masterpiece of Studio Ghibli, Castle in the Sky, which transcends generations, is confirmed to be released in domestic theaters on January 21, 2026.Castle in the Sky is an animation depicting the fantastic adventure of a girl named 'Sheeta' with a mysterious flying stone and a boy...

"What new year. Just living, you know. " Like the line from the Netflix drama that says, "Life goes on," this is a line uttered by Tony Leung's character, the 'Rogue Doctor' or 'Tsundere Doctor' in (1995), as he brushes off people asking him to join a New Year celebration. I really like this scene.

Korean animation has long been trapped in the frame of being ‘for children’. While there was technical skill, the industrial base was weak, and public expectations were not high. However, the situation has changed in recent years.