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The last film of Edward Yang, the cineaste who led the Taiwanese New Wave, which had not been released domestically, Mahjong, has finally confirmed its official domestic release this October. Mahjong is the final work of the New Taipei Trilogy following Edward Yang's A Brighter Summer Day and The...

The highly anticipated 〈The Puppetmaster〉, a collaboration between the master of Taiwanese New Wave, Hou Hsiao-hsien, and Tony Leung, has confirmed its release in 4K remaster this February.Set for release in February, 〈The Puppetmaster〉 is a drama that depicts the choices of women living in the...

Megabox's exclusive screening brand 'Mega Only' has shown significant achievements in terms of box office success and diversity, starting with 'Theatrical Version of Attack on Titan: The Last Attack'. 'Mega Only' refers to the content that is exclusively screened at Megabox.

Director Min Kyu-dong of 〈Herstory〉 and 〈Good News〉 Director Byun Sung-hyun will meet the audience with their selected films. Cineplay, the official partner of Naver Movie Content, and the music-specialized content screening lounge Orpheo Hannam will hold a special exhibition on November 29 and 30 .

A film festival where you can see the music of Ryuichi Sakamoto and hear it through films is being held. Naver Movie's official content partner 'Cineplay' and the music-specialized content screening lounge 'Orfeo Hannam' will hold a small film festival on November 29 and 30 .

NHK's new SF drama 〈Queen of Mars〉(火星の女王) will feature Suda Masaki and Shim Eun-kyung as main characters, airing in December 2025. This work, planned as a special feature for NHK's 100th anniversary, depicts humanity facing an unidentified existence that shakes Martian society in 2125, wavering...

Taylor Contents Editor Hong SeonThe heat is too intense. At this level, the heat is crossing the line. However, crossing the line is not always a bad thing. Just like this work, it can provide unexpected fun through a concept that crosses the line.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Jeonju International Film Festival, which has unveiled its lineup. At 25 years old, akin to a person entering young adulthood, the festival is also contemplating what it means to be more ‘authentic’ and ‘Jeonju-like’.