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The film 〈The Assassin 〉, directed by Hur Jin-ho, has topped the Korean-film box office for 19 consecutive days, rising to fourth place among Korean films released in 2026. Hive Media Corp., which produced and distributed the film, said on the 20th that it had drawn a cumulative 3,241,497...

[First Reactions]Opening today, 〈Supergirl〉 is an action blockbuster about Supergirl, a cosmic troublemaker and loner, who takes on an absolute evil at the start of the event that changes her life and ultimately finds a path of her own.

The film 'Wicked: For Good', based on the musical, has topped the box office in its opening weekend, forecasting a box office hit. According to the integrated ticket sales network on the 21st, 'Wicked: For Good' was viewed by over 52,000 people on the previous day (20th), achieving a 40.

The third installment of the 〈Now You See Me〉 series, which depicts the exploits of a magic con team, has begun a strong box office run in domestic theaters. According to the integrated ticket sales network, 〈Now You See Me 3〉 attracted over 68,000 viewers on the 13th, the day after its release,...

The film 〈Yangyang〉 is gaining attention as it thoughtfully depicts the stories of women that our society needs, rewriting the names of women erased by the times alongside 〈The Master of the World〉. Directed by Yang Joo-yeon, 〈Yangyang〉 is her debut work, selected for prestigious film festivals...

The Japanese animated film 〈Chainsaw Man The Movie: Reze Arc〉 is celebrating its one-month release while maintaining the top spot at the domestic box office, showing stable box office performance. According to data released by the integrated ticketing system on the 24th, this film attracted over...

A provocative film history piece, now seen in its entirety after escaping the shackles of a restricted rating and judicial scrutiny Director Jang Sun-woo’s controversial film 'Lies' (1999), which sparked some of the sharpest ethical and legal debates in Korean film history, will reach theaters in...

The opening chapter of a “youth survival romance”: love in the face of harsh reality “The house doesn’t have to be that nice.” The confession shared by lovers Hwaran (Kim Hyang-gi) and Iwan (Ahn Dong-goo), as they promise each other a sweet future, is romantic—but the reality awaiting them is...

There is no word yet of a release in South Korea, but one documentary’s success in North America has captured the attention of Korean cinephiles. It’s a documentary that runs three hours, yet its poster or trailer is enough to make it unforgettable. The film is 〈You Can See Everything〉.

※ This interview with director Kim Il-rhan about 〈Eddie Alice: Take〉 continues from the first article. ​ By drawing close to the two people named in the title, Eddie and Alice, the film also seems to invite viewers to compare their choices.