Korean cinema

The Korean Film Standing Right Behind Two Hollywood Blockbusters During the last weekend of August, two massive Hollywood films claimed the top two spots at the South Korean box office. …

The Fierce Competition Behind Yongsan’s Sold-Out Streak Large multiplexes in Yongsan, Seoul, are currently capturing an extraordinary box office race. At CGV Yongsan—the only theater in the country capable of …

Two Korean Blockbusters to Premiere Simultaneously on September 23 The mystery thriller Assassins, starring Yoo Hae-jin, and the crime film Tazza: Song of Beelzebub, starring Byun Yo-han, are set to …

A 19-Year-Old Title Reappears on the Chart On August 10, 2026, an unfamiliar title landed at No. 6 on FlixPatrol’s global Netflix movie chart. It was “D-War,” a Korean film …

What the Word ‘Possible’ Points To: Two Diverging Paths The word “possible” carries within it two paths not yet decided. Director Lee Chang-dong’s new film, “Love, Possible” — his first …

Summer Multiplexes Have Always Been Where Different Voyages Converge In Homer’s Odyssey, the road back to Ithaca is drawn as a long detour in which a man learns that the …