The production team behind Exhuma, one of Korean cinema's biggest recent hits, is diving back into the occult genre with a new film that has already assembled a...
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%.
Mad Dance Office marks Yeom Hyeran first lead role, while Disney-Pixar Hoppers opens at No. 2 in a packed spring box office.
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.
Young actor Jung Ji-hoon fulfills a promise made to Ha Jung-woo on the set of Along with the Gods, gaining admission to Chung-Ang University.
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.
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.