
Why Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub Matters For Korean Cinema
Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub is not just reviving a famous Korean crime brand. It is testing whether a once-dominant adult franchise can still work in a theatri...

Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub is not just reviving a famous Korean crime brand. It is testing whether a once-dominant adult franchise can still work in a theatri...

Director Yeon Sang-ho's survival thriller, which drew 5.94 million viewers in Korean theaters, launches VOD across Coupang Play, Wavve, and more.

Director Park Se-young's pandemic-inspired film 'Fins' opens July 22 with a Locarno selection and a co-producer behind two Palme d'Or winners.

Hong Sang-soo's 35th feature, starring Kim Min-hee, enters Locarno's International Competition after a long prize history there.

Kim Min-ha leads Hana Korea, a Korea-Denmark defector drama opening July 8 with Kim Joo-ryung and Ahn Seo-hyun.

Wild Sing crossed one million admissions, showing how a viral song, a star ensemble, and steady weekday turnout can support Korean comedy.

Im Soo-jung stars in and produces Shadow Child, a July 1 K-movie mystery built around grief, doubles, and a haunting fairy tale.

Nam Woo-hyun marked his first leading film role with a private fan screening before The Guardian: 48 Hours opens on June 17.

Uhm Tae-goo’s Wild Thing turn shows how K-pop nostalgia and comic vulnerability can reshape a Korean film showcase.

Jun Ji-hyun is earning praise after helping an audience member during a Gunche stage greeting as the film passes 2 million viewers.

Kim Hye Yoon tops Plustar as Salmokji extends its Korean horror box-office record, turning fan support into a career milestone.

Moon Geun-young is in talks to star in director Yeon Sang-ho's new genre film Yeto, potentially marking her first lead film role since Glass Garden in 2017.