#Korean Film
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Chiikawa the Movie took 29.8% of Korea's box office revenue in week 44 (Oct. 26–Nov. 1), above 116 Korean films combined (28.7%). Admissions went the other way.
Netflix's Husbands in Action pairs Jin Seon-gyu and Gong Myung as reluctant ex- and current husbands in a buddy-cop comedy. Here's what the casting and concept signal about Netflix Korea's 2026 film strategy.
Korea's upcoming comedy film Wild Sing stars Kang Dong Won, Um Tae Goo, Park Ji Hyun, and Oh Jung Se as a disgraced idol trio attempting a comeback. Here's what the casting and Y2K aesthetic tell us about where Korean cinema is headed.
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Netflix drops the trailer for Husbands in Action, starring Gong Myoung and Jin Sun Kyu. Here's why this odd-couple setup is more than a gimmick — and what it reveals about Netflix's mid-tier Korean film strategy.
Fantasy film Jeoncheondang, based on a Japanese bestseller with 10M+ copies sold, stars Ra Mi Ran and Lee Re as rival shop owners. What does this adaptation tell us about Korean cinema's next move?
The 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards crowned Ryu Seung Ryong and Yoo Hae Jin as Grand Prize winners. But the real story is how OTT dominance and indie cinema reshaped Korea's most prestigious night in entertainment.
Netflix's new film "The Generals" stars Son Suk Ku, Ha Jung Woo, and Ji Chang Wook, directed by Yoon Jong Bin. The film explores Roh Tae Woo—the man who stood beside dictator Chun Doo Hwan and then helped usher in democracy.
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Yeom Hye Ran and Shin Woo Bin star in "My Name," a film weaving 1949 Jeju trauma with 1998 identity crisis. Why this story matters beyond Korea's borders.
Less than a month after release, "The King's Warden" surpasses 8 million viewers, signaling new possibilities for Korean cinema in the post-streaming era.
New stills for the film 'Number One' feature Jang Hye Jin and Choi Woo Shik. Discover the supernatural plot involving a countdown and a mother's loneliness.
New stills for the Choi Woo Shik movie 'Number One' reveal a mysterious countdown linked to his mother's meals. Explore the plot and character details of this upcoming fantasy film.
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A celebrity photoshoot reveals Korea's strategic investment in next-gen talent and cross-cultural IP. We analyze the K-content machine's new playbook.
