K-Movie

Singer Wonstein makes his acting debut after a fan blog comparing him to Kim Dae-myung caught a director's eye for the anthology film Time at the Cinema.

Korean disaster thriller Concrete Market hit Netflix Korea No. 1 after flopping at the box office, proving streaming can revive overlooked films.

After 2025s historic collapse, a sageuk defied every pattern by growing its audience week after week, revealing what Korean viewers truly want.

The Man Who Lives With the King becomes Korea's 34th 10-million-viewer film in 31 days, ending a two-year drought and boosting theater attendance by 42%.

The Man Who Lives with the King nears 10 million viewers with Lotte Cinema hosting special Crying Screenings at four theaters on March 12.

Woo Mi-hwa captivates as the Gypsy Woman in Mad Dance Office, personally learning flamenco to portray the fierce studio instructor.

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.