#korean-cinema Articles

Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love sets a theatrical-first path with a 164-minute adult drama and awards-season ambitions.

Kim Hyang-gi’s Hallan heads to NYAFF with a larger mission: bringing Jeju 4.3 memory into global film culture.

Ji Chang-wook will attend DANAFF IV as Korean cinema expands its presence at Vietnam's fast-growing festival.

From 'The Admiral' to 'Seoul Spring' to 'The King's Warden,' Korean historical films keep shattering box office records. The reason lies in catharsis itself.

Shin Ae Ra and Cha In Pyo mark 31 years of marriage with a heartwarming singing duet at home, drawing emotional reactions from celebrity friends.

Kane Parsons, 20, directs A24's adaptation of the internet's most iconic horror legend, with South Korea getting the world premiere on May 27, 2026.

Director Jung Ji-young's film I Am earned a standing ovation at Italy's Udine Far East Film Festival, proving Korean cinema's global reach extends far beyond streaming platforms.

Kim Shin-rok walks into May with a Cannes premiere, a Baeksang nod for solo theater, and a French Film Week ambassadorship. How she got here is the more interesting story.

Former K-pop idol Kim Do-yeon heads to Cannes with debut feature 'Dora,' directed by Jung Joo-ri, selected for the 79th Cannes Film Festival's Directors' Fortnight.

Jun Ji-hyun is coming back to the movies — and her director still can't quite believe it. The actress, beloved across Asia for her defining performances in My S...

South Korea's major cinema chains will offer discounted tickets twice a month starting May 2026, part of the expanded Culture Day initiative — adult tickets at 10,000 won, down from 14,000-15,000 won.

Production company Hive Media Corp announced on March 16 that 'Inside Men,' the highest-grossing R-rated Korean film ever, will return as a three-part prequel trilogy set in the 1980s, co-produced with SLL.