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[Photos] New Poster and Stills Added for the Upcoming Korean Movie 'Because I Hate Korea'

New poster and stills added for the upcoming Korean movie "Because I Hate Korea", Because I Hate Korea, Bang Jae-min, Go Ah-sung, Jang Kun-jae, Joo Jong-hyuk-I, Kim Woo-kyum, Lee Sang-hee-VI, Oh Min-ae

[Herald Interview] Director Ahn Gooc-jin brings his mistrust of the internet to big screen

It took director Ahn Gooc-jin nine years to return to the big screen after his award-winning “Alice In Earnestland.” Just like the previous film, Ahn's latest work, “Troll Factory,” criticizes aspects of modern-day Korea through satire. “Troll Factory,” a film adaptation of the eponymous 2015 novel by Chang Kang-myoung, reorganizes the story into a completely new structure. Un.

'Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire' rampages to $194m global box office debut; 'Kung Fu Panda 4' nears $350m

'Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire' rampages to $195.1m global box office debut; 'Kung Fu Panda 4' nears $350m

Korean Film Troll Factory's Fresh Stills Feature Son Suk-ku, Kim Sung-cheol

Journalist Im Sang-jin's journey takes an unexpected turn when an anonymous tip leads him to discover an online comment army that specialises in shaping public perception.

Acemaker scores sales of Korean crime drama 'Troll Factory' (exclusive) | News

[Korea Beyond Korea] Chae Man-sik expert delivers Korean literature to Spanish readers

When Alvaro Trigo Maldonado came to South Korea in 2012, he only spoke basic Korean. Having studied Arabic and East Asian studies in Spain, Trigo did a master’s degree in Korean history and culture at the Academy of Korean Studies in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, at the time, and completed a two-year program at the Literature Translation Institute of Korea. He then did his Ph.D. back in Spain, writing a thesis o.

Why Chinese readers are falling in love with Korean fiction – books adapted for K-dramas and movies, sci-fi, women's literature, zombie thrillers

More contemporary Korean books are being translated into Chinese as novels deal with social issues that chime with fiction fans in China. The popularity of K-dramas and K-pop also has an influence.

Why China is falling in love with Korean fiction

HONG KONG — To gauge the popularity of contemporary Korean literature in China today, one needs not look past Kim Cho-yeop’s If We Cannot Move at the Speed of Light (2019).

S. Korean Migrant's Tale To Open Asia's Biggest Film Festival