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Lee Jun-hyuk's 'Even First-Prize Lottery Winners Go to Work' Opens at 3.9% After 1.3 Billion Won Jackpot — K-Office Worker's Revolt

Lee Jun-hyuk's 'Even First-Prize Lottery Winners Go to Work' Opens at 3.9% After 1.3 Billion Won Jackpot — K-Office Worker's Revolt

TVING pre-release followed by confirmed tvN scheduling
Jackpot in a Grueling Reality Gives Rise to a Well-Made Office Drama The TVING original series 'Even First-Prize Lottery Winners Go to Work', starring actor 'Lee Jun-hyuk', has arrived on television and got off to a strong start with ratings in the 3% range.
| James choi
Netflix's 'Field Rat' Tops Global Chart With 4.4 Million Views, Wins Over the World With a Twist on Folklore

Netflix's 'Field Rat' Tops Global Chart With 4.4 Million Views, Wins Over the World With a Twist on Folklore

Thriller starring Ryu Jun-yeol and Sol Kyung-gu ... 'Four Hands' ranks fifth and 'This Damn Love' seventh
K-thriller reaches No. 1 among non-English titles two weeks after release, breaks into top 10 in 45 countries Ryu Jun-yeol and Sol Kyung-gu lead Netflix mystery thriller 'Field Rat', which has emerged as the latest force behind a global streaming surge.
| James choi
First Reactions: Cineplay Reporters Rate 〈Assassin(s)〉

First Reactions: Cineplay Reporters Rate 〈Assassin(s)〉

[First Reactions] 〈Assassin 〉, a film that traces the suspicions and the forces behind the Aug. 15, 1974 assassination incident that shocked South Korea, opens Sept. 23. The film is a collaboration between Hive Media Corp. , the production company behind 〈12.
| Kim Ji-yeon
'Lee Hyo-ri's husband' Lee Sang-soon suddenly steps down from radio, citing symptoms of '10th cranial nerve' disorder

'Lee Hyo-ri's husband' Lee Sang-soon suddenly steps down from radio, citing symptoms of '10th cranial nerve' disorder

He has been absent from broadcasts since the 27th of last month and is taking an extended break after being diagnosed with vagal nerve dysfunction "I will take enough time to make a full recovery"
Lee Sang-soon, singer Lee Hyo-ri's husband and a highly accomplished guitarist, has abruptly suspended his broadcasting activities. The cause is a nervous system disorder known as 'vagal nerve dysfunction'. Autonomic nervous system disorder disrupts the body's control network, prompting decision to...
| James choi
[OTT Ratings] Cineplay’s Star Rating for Netflix Series 〈Mousetrap〉

[OTT Ratings] Cineplay’s Star Rating for Netflix Series 〈Mousetrap〉

[OTT Ratings] Netflix has released all episodes of 〈Mousetrap〉, a thriller about a man who loses his identity in an instant and sets out to get it back. 〈Mousetrap〉 follows novelist Moon Jae, who has his name, face and life stolen by a mysterious figure called the Mousetrap; No-ja, a loan shark...
| Kim Ji-yeon
52nd Seoul Independent Film Festival opens call for entries for ‘Actor Project – 60-Second Monologue Festival’!

52nd Seoul Independent Film Festival opens call for entries for ‘Actor Project – 60-Second Monologue Festival’!

Launched in 2018 at the suggestion of actors Kwon Hae-hyo and Jo Yoon-hee, the program aims to discover emerging independent-film actors and expand exchanges between creators and actors.
The 52nd Seoul Independent Film Festival is accepting entries for the ‘Actor Project – 60-Second Monologue Festival,’ a program designed to discover new actors for independent films. Applications will be accepted from Sept. 14 through 6 p. m. on Sept. 22 .
| Joo Seong-cheol
Netflix Series ‘Mousetrap’ Ranks No. 5 Among Global Top 10 Non-English Shows!

Netflix Series ‘Mousetrap’ Ranks No. 5 Among Global Top 10 Non-English Shows!

The series made the Top 10 list in 13 countries, including South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia and Qatar, underscoring its strong popularity.
‘Mousetrap’ is a tracking thriller about Moon-jae, a novelist who has his name, face and entire life stolen by a mysterious entity known as ‘Mousetrap’; No-ja, a loan shark trying to recover money he has lost; and detective Soon-yong as they pursue the truth behind Mousetrap.
| Joo Seong-cheol
Yoo Hae-jin, Park Hae-il and Lee Min-ho’s ‘Assassins’ races to No. 1 among Korean films at the box office

Yoo Hae-jin, Park Hae-il and Lee Min-ho’s ‘Assassins’ races to No. 1 among Korean films at the box office

Director Hur Jin-ho’s new film ‘Assassins,’ about the 1974 assassination attempt on the first lady, draws intense interest even before its release The film surpasses 33,000 advance ticket reservations as of Aug. 31, ranking second overall and overtaking a string of high-profile releases Expectations rise for a well-crafted period drama, powered by the ensemble of Yoo Hae-jin, Park Hae-il and Lee Min-ho and the production team behind ‘12.12: The Day’
〈Assassins〉 got an early start at the box office by taking the No. 1 spot among Korean films in advance ticket sales. The film 〈Assassins〉 recorded 33,141 advance ticket reservations as of Aug. 31, according to the Korean Film Council’s integrated computer network, ranking No. 1 among Korean films.
| Seongchan Eol
First Reactions: Cineplay Editor-in-Chief Gives 'Agami' 3.5 Stars

First Reactions: Cineplay Editor-in-Chief Gives 'Agami' 3.5 Stars

First reactions from a preview screening Director An Jaehoon's animated feature 〈Agami〉, based on Gu Byeongmo's novel 「Agami」, opens Sept. 9. The film tells the radiant story of Gon, the world's only child to grow gills after being thrown into deep water, and of the people who meant everything in...
| Joo Seong-cheol
Kim Hye-ja Returns in 'Still Radiant' After 9 Years, Capturing a Reunion 60 Years in the Making

Kim Hye-ja Returns in 'Still Radiant' After 9 Years, Capturing a Reunion 60 Years in the Making

The landmark screen comeback marking her 65th year in acting is set for an October release, with Cha Mi-kyung and Lee Se-young joining director Song Il-gon’s film
A sweeping story across time, powered by a master’s depth of experience Beloved veteran actress 'Kim Hye-ja', who is celebrating the 65th anniversary of her acting career this year, is finally returning to the big screen.
| James choi