
Jang Gi-ha to World-Premiere His First Album as a Film
Singer Jang Gi-ha will debut his first solo album 'Sansanjogak' at the 27th Jeonju International Film Festival — screened as a short film before its September 2026 release.

Singer Jang Gi-ha will debut his first solo album 'Sansanjogak' at the 27th Jeonju International Film Festival — screened as a short film before its September 2026 release.

Lee Seo-jin and Go Ah-sung are making their theater debuts in LG Arts Center's production of Uncle Vanya, running May 7-31, 2026.

The team behind one of South Korea's most celebrated genre films is ready to make its mark on the world stage again. Colony (군체), the new virus thriller from Tr...

Director Yeon Sang-ho of Train to Busan fame returns with Colony, starring Jeon Ji-hyeon and Hwang Jung-min — selected for Cannes and opening in Korea on May 21.

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 departs for Geneva in a 60M KRW Piaget look while her comeback film Colony secures a spot at the 79th Cannes Film Festival Midnight Screenings.

Yeon Sang-ho's Cannes-selected zombie thriller 'Gunche' is expanding into an immersive live show ahead of its theatrical release, with a China distribution deal already confirmed.

Na Hong-jin's long-awaited 'Hope' has secured North American distribution through NEON, the distributor behind Parasite, ahead of its Cannes competition premiere.

BEEF Season 2 premieres April 16 with Korean Oscar winners Song Kang-ho and Youn Yuh-jung alongside Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan, marking the moment K-Hollywood stops being an experiment.

American actor Brad Little played the Phantom over 2,700 times before settling in South Korea — his story mirrors the remarkable rise of Korea's booming musical theater industry.

Director Bong Joon-ho reveals first character images for ALLY, his debut animated feature about a deep-sea piglet squid — targeting global screens in 2027 with a $48M budget.

Hou Hsiao-hsien's landmark Taiwanese film A City of Sadness, starring Tony Leung, is coming to Korean theaters in 4K this May — the first Golden Lion winner from Taiwan.