K-Movie

Mad Dance Office marks Yeom Hyeran first lead role, while Disney-Pixar Hoppers opens at No. 2 in a packed spring box office.

Tony Leung stars in his first European film, Silent Friend, which earned 100% on Rotten Tomatoes ahead of its April Korea release.

Disney Pixar's Hoppers hits Korean theaters with a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score, tying with Coco as the studio's highest-rated film in eight years.

Shin Yong-jae opens a nine-artist OST lineup for webtoon-based film We Are Every Day with romantic ballad Maybe This Is the Beginning of My Love.

The Man Who Lives with the King hits 9.4M viewers, just 600K from 10M milestone, with global releases and Udine Film Festival invitation.

Actor Kang Chan-hee joins the cast of comedy film Method Acting as a two-faced top star opposite Lee Dong-hwi, opening March 18.

Cho Jung-seok is in positive talks to lead Paperman, a new film from A Violent Prosecutor director Lee Il-hyeong about a color-blind man.

Jo In-sung, Shin Se-kyung and the full Humint cast meet fans at Lotte Cinema World Tower as the spy thriller marks its third week in theaters.

Veteran actresses Yeom Hye-ran and Jang Hye-jin continue building distinguished careers with upcoming films Mad Dance Office and Number One.

Picturehouse hosts sold-out Ahn Sung-ki retrospective with directors Im Kwon-taek and guests celebrating the late legendary actor.

Yum Hye-ran steps into her first lead role in Mad Dance Office, opening March 4, while her other film premieres at Berlin Film Festival.

Director Jang Hang-jun's viral 10-million viewer pledge faces a real test as The Man Who Lives with the King hits 6.5M and maintains box office dominance.