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Box office
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  1. 1
    Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle Arc
    Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle Arc
    Japan / Animation
    6,324,838
  2. 2
    My Daughter is a Zombie
    My Daughter is a Zombie
    South Korea / Comedy, Drama
    1,402,699
  3. 3
    F1
    F1
    U.S. / Drama, Action
    1,127,886
  4. 4
    Just For Meeting You
    Just For Meeting You
    China / Romance
    288,398
  5. 5
    KINKI
    KINKI
    Japan / Mystery, Horror
    271,757
  6. 6
    Nobody2
    Nobody2
    U.S. / Action, Comedy
    148,567
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    Jurassic World: Dominion
    U.S.
    114,365
  2. 2
    Broker
    South Korea
    49,757
  3. 3
    Top Gun
    U.S.
    34,436
  4. 4
    Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
    U.S.
    32,450
  5. 5
    The Witch : Part 1. The Subversion
    South Korea
    9,235
NewKorean Films
The Nature Man
The Nature Man
Ghost-seeking YouTuber, In-gong, and his friend Byung-jin get in contact with an...
Sep 01, 2025
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Waterdrop
Waterdrop
Thirteen-year-old Su-yeon is left alone after her gradmother passes away. Su-yeo...
Aug 27, 2025
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The Ghost Game
The Ghost Game
Ja-young and her friends decide to shoot a video titled “Spirit Summoning That T...
Aug 25, 2025
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I KILL U
I KILL U
Kang Sunwoo, a former promising taekwondo athlete, now lives a life of poverty a...
Aug 20, 2025
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Between the two of us
Between the two of us
Eunjin, a woman with a spinal cord injury, discovers she's pregnant and, aft...
Aug 18, 2025
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Emma Stone: “The intensity and ambiguity are the strengths of the film Bugonia”
Emma Stone: “The intensity and ambiguity are the strengths of the film Bugonia”
Jang Joon-hwan’s Save the Green Planet! (2003), regarded as a “tragically underappreciated masterpiece” compared to its artistry, has been reborn in Hollywood as the film Bugonia. With actress Emma Stone in the lead role and director Yorgos Lanthimos—known for Poor Things and The Favourite—at the helm, the pr...
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Masters and Scene-Stealing Actors Engage Audiences at BIFF
Masters and Scene-Stealing Actors Engage Audiences at BIFF
At the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), leading figures from Korea and abroad in the fields of film and culture will present works of their own choosing and share discussions with audiences. The BIFF Secretariat announced on the 22nd that it will hold a special program titled Carte Blanche.
Aug 29, 2025
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Why Do Korean Films Criticize Society So Fiercely?
Why Do Korean Films Criticize Society So Fiercely?
Professors Shin Dong-youb and Oh Hong-seok of Yonsei University’s School of Business, along with Professor Kim Sun-hyuk of Korea University, have long been avid film enthusiasts. Professor Oh, in particular, has written thousands of movie reviews on the film recommendation platform Watcha Pedia. Professors Oh...
Aug 27, 2025
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'The Ugly' Director Yeon Sang-ho: "See Park Jung-min’s irritation deepen on screen."
'The Ugly' Director Yeon Sang-ho: "See Park Jung-min’s irritation deepen on screen."
“The irritation has depth and nuance. You’ll feel it when watching the movie… it’s a deeply nuanced annoyance.” Director Yeon Sang-ho of The Ugly highlighted actor Park Jung-min’s signature “annoyance acting” as a key element of the film’s appeal.
Aug 26, 2025
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Park Chan-wook finds dark humor in man's predicament in 'No Other Choice'
Park Chan-wook finds dark humor in man's predicament in 'No Other Choice'
No book has ever inspired director Park Chan-wook's desire to create a film adaptation more strongly than Donald E. Westlake's "The Ax."At a press conference in Seoul on Tuesday, the acclaimed director affirmed once again what it meant to bring the book to the big screen -- a project he once d...
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