- Korean Film News
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- 120 Years of Korean Immigration” Documentary Beyond the Waves Receives Praise at International Film Festivals
- The documentary Beyond the Waves, produced by Hawaii Korean Broadcasting KBFD, has been invited to and awarded at film festivals around the world—including New York, Los Angeles, Greece, and Chile—achieving an exceptional level of international recognition for a documentary on Korean immigration his...
- by Yonhap / Dec 03, 2025
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- A free-spirited, unfiltered dinner conversation between two couples… ‘The People Upstairs’
- In a high-rise apartment, fabric sofas, green plants, and stylish, expensive-looking tableware breathe life into the space. In stark contrast to the colorful interior, the relationship of the young couple living here has grown cold.
- by Yonhap / Nov 28, 2025
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- How Should We Use AI, and How Will We Take Responsibility?
- Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) has been permeating nearly every area of society and culture at an astonishing pace. It is now difficult to find an industry that does not utilize AI at all—its presence has already become a fundamental part of daily life. In writing and search, image and vid...
- by KOFIC / Nov 26, 2025
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- A New Path for Korean Cinema: The Korean-Led Hollywood Remake Bugonia
- “Cinema is not dead. It's just transforming into different forms.” – Martin Scorsese At 82 years old, legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese reiterated this message when he received the Honorary Golden Bear at last year’s Berlin International Film Festival. At a time when the rise of OTT platforms and advances in artificial intelligence have sparked concern over the future of cinema, his words carried particular weight — likely because they are grounded in countless experiences and examples from his own long career.
- by KOFIC / Nov 21, 2025
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- Daejong Film Awards finds a new organizer and is set to normalize operations… Scheduled to be held in April next year
- The Daejong Film Awards, whose operations had been suspended for two years following the bankruptcy of the Federation of Korean Movie Workers’ Unions, is set to return to normal after securing a new organizer. On the 12th, the Korea Film Artists Association (Chairman Kim Dae-geun) announced that it ...
- by Kobiz / Nov 19, 2025
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- Cross-cultural romance 'Love Barista' serves up all-too-familiar flavor
- An Asian superstar impulsively disappears during an overseas commercial shoot. He then crosses paths with a local woman, who, despite the star's overwhelming popularity across the region, has no idea who he is. From there, it's hardly surprising where their relationship is headed.
- by Yonhap / Nov 17, 2025
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- Comedy reigns at box office: Why Korean audiences are laughing again
- Comedy is dominating Korean theaters this year, signaling a shift in audience taste. From “My Daughter Is a Zombie,” the year’s biggest box-office hit, to “The First Ride,” which recently broke the winning streak of Japanese anime films, moviegoers are turning to laughter as the genre leading the po...
- by The Korea Times / Nov 14, 2025
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- A colorful showcase of Korean films opens in the UK with the London Korean Film Festival.
- The Korean Cultural Centre UK held the opening ceremony of the 20th London Korean Film Festival on the 5th (local time) at the British Film Institute (BFI) Southbank Main Theatre. Over the next two weeks, until the 18th, a total of 13 Korean films will be screened at BFI Southbank, ICA, and Ciné Lum...
- by Yonhap / Nov 12, 2025















