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Today, October 26, on EBS1’s Korean Film Special, Kim Kyung-hyung’s film (동갑내기 과외하기) will be broadcast. Starring Kim Haneul, Kwon Sang-woo, Gong Yoo, and Kim Ji-woo, this Korean film from 2003 is titled Tutoring a Peer. Running time is 110 minutes. The film is rated for audiences 15 and older. The program presents Korea’s film…

A look at the birth of Pamyo and its impact

The Owner of My World reclaims selfhood. The owner of a world that is you is defined not by others’ gaze, but by you alone.

Good News, the Netflix film from director Byun Seong-hyeon, is a project that has drawn attention for its star-studded lineup, including Seol Gyeong-gu, Hong Kyung, and Ryoo Seung-beom. Set against the backdrop of 1970s Japan and the Yodoho incident, the film was selected for Special Presentation at the 50th Toronto International Film Festival and for…

AI-powered visuals meet Korean cinema in a fresh, boundary-pushing chase.

Kim Hyang-gi returns to the screen as a mother in a post-war Jeju drama

At CGV Yongsan in Seoul on the morning of the 22nd, actors Kang Ha-neul, Kim Young-kwang, Kang Young-seok, and Han Sun-hwa attended the production briefing for the comedy First Ride. The four longtime friends teased an unprecedentedly tight-knit chemistry during the event. In a playful moment, they posed in a stance reminiscent of the “Eagle…

Directorial debut heads to festival

Park Chan-wook has revealed that his new film There’s No Way I Can Help It has won the Best Director prize at the 58th Sitges Film Festival. Sitges, the genre festival held in Spain, showcases fantasy, horror and other genre cinema, and is counted among the world’s three leading genre festivals alongside Belgium’s Brussels International…

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