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Yeom Seung-i is set to star in the feature film Underground Idol, marking his first lead role in a full-length movie. The announcement confirms his status as a rising performer in Korean cinema. Underground Idol marks Yeom Seung-i’s entry as a leading actor in a feature-length film. The project underscores the ongoing expansion of Korean…

“I want to make films that gently soothe people’s hearts,” says director Yoon Ga-eun, who has drawn praise from Bong Joon-ho. With her distinctive, delicate gaze, she conveys a quiet solace to audiences. Rather than grand events, she captures the inner lives of unnoticed children, building a strong fanbase. Last October, Yoon’s third feature, Master…

Part of a program that highlights Korean horror classics, this final entry in the Night Memories lineup spotlights Park Ki-hyeong’s 1998 feature Yeogo Goydam, known in English as Whispering Corridors. The installment marks the culmination of a curated run through Korea’s horror masterpieces. Whispering Corridors is noted for a jump shot in which the ghost…

From mentoring to commercialization, PGK expands its support for rising Korean filmmakers.

Lee Sang-il, a Japanese-Korean filmmaker, is writing a new chapter in Japanese cinema with his film Gukbo, which opens domestically on November 19. The movie centers on a protagonist born into a Yakuza family who ascends to the rank of Living National Treasure among Kabuki actors, a journey that has drawn strong box-office attention in…

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A sports documentary chronicles the ascent of Asia’s boxing champion toward a world title.

A sports documentary tracing Yun Deok-no’s path toward a world title.

Boss, the hit Korean comedy-action, moves to IPTV/VOD just over a month after its theatrical release.

Lee Sang-il reflects on the state of Korean cinema and cross-cultural influences in East Asian film