What does film mean to you?…Director Kim Dong-ho’s question at ninety
Kim Dong-ho, a legendary figure in Korean cinema, makes his directorial debut at the age of ninety with the documentary 'Mr. Kim Goes to the Movies,' exploring the meaning of cinemas in discussions with renowned directors.
For the first time in the history of the festival.. a Korean director heads the jury of Cannes
For the first time in Cannes history, South Korean director Park Chan-wook has been selected to head the jury for the prestigious festival.
Park Chan-wook to preside over Cannes jury, a first for Korean cinema
South Korean director Park Chan-wook has been appointed to lead the jury at the 79th Cannes Film Festival, marking a historic moment for Korean cinema.
South Korean director Park Chan-wook to head the jury of the Cannes Film Festival
Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the president of the jury for the Cannes Film Festival, marking a historic first for South Korean cinema.
It has been announced who will lead the Cannes Film Festival jury
This will be the first time a South Korean will head the jury, symbolizing a deepening connection between the festival and Korean cinema.
Director Park Chan-wook to Chair Cannes Film Festival Jury... First Korean to Do So
Director Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the jury chairman for the 79th Cannes Film Festival, becoming the first Korean to hold this position.
Park Chan-wook, president of the Cannes Film Festival jury 2026
South Korean director Park Chan-wook has been appointed president of the jury for the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
Who is Priyanka Mohan? Worked with Korean Stars, Became a Sensation
Priyanka Mohan has gained sudden fame due to her lead role in the new series 'Made in Korea', marking her first major international project.
‘My Name Is’ By Director Jung Ji-young, Portraying the Jeju 4.3 Incident, Moves Berlin Audiences to Tears
Director Jung Ji-young's new film, 'My Name Is', premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival, evoking strong emotional responses from the audience regarding the Jeju 4.3 Incident.
The Paradox of 'Clean Death' amidst Suffering and Longing
The article examines the themes of love and death in the 1998 South Korean film ‘August's Christmas’ and reflects on the cultural attitudes towards death in Korea.
Should We Take a Spin with Movies and Dramas Related to the Winter Olympics
The article discusses how to enjoy the Winter Olympics through films and dramas related to winter sports, highlighting various notable titles and the participation of South Korean athletes.
The Table is Set to the Bone, Cinema Feast
This article discusses the diverse offerings in South Korean cinemas during the recent holiday period, highlighting significant films and their themes.
Korean Movies Not Seen in Theaters, Watching Them at Home Theater
During the Lunar New Year holidays, a variety of Korean films are being released for home viewing, providing an opportunity for those who missed them in theaters.
‘There is no other option’: the drama of unemployment, as it has never been told
South Korean director Park Chan-wook adapts the novel 'The Ax' into a black comedy exploring the lives of long-term unemployed individuals.
Does the Cuckoo Also Sing at Night? Director Jeong Jin-woo of 'Chou' Passes Away at Age 88
Jeong Jin-woo, a renowned Korean melodrama director and founder of the Cinehouse theater, has passed away at the age of 88.
ATEEZ VR Concert in Mexico: Premiere Date and Where to Watch the K-Pop Show in Theaters
The South Korean group ATEEZ will debut their first VR concert in Mexico, providing fans an immersive cinematic experience.
Review. A unique tale of warmth and lightness in a serial killer story
This article reviews the new film 'The Only Choice' directed by Park Chan-wook, which continues his exploration of crime thrillers.
The Korean film 'No Other Choice'... Dispelling the Illusion of Freedom
South Korean cinema has gained international acclaim over the past two decades for its compelling storytelling and deep social critiques, exemplified by films like 'No Other Choice' which explores economic pressures and social hierarchies.
"The cinemas are empty" - Why Korea's film miracle is currently collapsing
South Korean cinema, celebrated globally after hits like 'Parasite' and 'Squid Game', faces a downturn as director Park Chan-wook expresses concerns about the industry's future and discusses his new film, 'No Other Choice', amidst threats posed by AI.
Cinema: Midlife-Crisis in Korean
The article describes the idyllic life of a family father, Man-su, whose perfect life is soon revealed to be fragile and on the brink of collapse due to a midlife crisis.
Korean 'John Wick'? 'Mantis' shows that style alone is not enough
The article discusses the film 'Mantis,' comparing it to 'John Wick' while emphasizing that mere style is insufficient for success.
The actor Ahn Sung-ki, legend of Korean cinema, has died at 74
South Korean actor Ahn Sung-ki, a legendary figure in cinema with over 170 film credits, passed away at the age of 74 in Seoul after battling blood cancer for several years.