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(Photo : tvN's Official Instagram) Director Lee Na Jeong, who helmed the hit Korean dramas "Fight for My Way," "Love Alarm, " "Mine," and "Oh My Venus," will make her Hollywood debut.  Recently, Korean actors Park Seo Joon and Yoo Teo were rumored and confirmed to have made it to Hollywood. As the Korean wave expands its horizon not just in Asia but also in the West, Lee Na Jeong has been recognized and will soon share her gifts and creativity in filmmaking. Director Lee Na Jeong Makes it to Hollywood In a recent report covered by Korean news ...

Korean Film Wears Brave Face at Berlin Market Patrick Frater, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Triumph and pain were bedfellows last year for the Korean film industry. But Berlin’s European Film Market and the imminent Hong Kong FilMart see Korean companies putting on a brave face. Korean cinemas were in defensive mode early on in the coronavirus pandemic, as a population familiar with epidemics chose to stay away from crowded places. Social distancing regulation caught up and then was wound down again in summer. That allowed for the successful theatrical releases of “Deliver Us From Evi...

'Introduction' Review: A Narrow but Deceptively Deep Cut of Hong Sangsoo Simplicity 'Introduction' Review: A Narrow but Deceptively Deep Cut of Hong Sangsoo Simplicity The Korean auteur's latest modest miniature makes no demands of the viewer, but beneath its pleasant, placid surface wait rich rewards. Jessica Kiang, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Director: Hong Sangsoo With: Shin Seokho, Park Miso, Kim Youngho, Ki Joobong, Seo Younghwa, Kim Minhee, Cho Yunhee, Ye Jiwon, Ha Seongguk. Running time: Running time: 66 MIN. Courtesy of Jeonwonsa Film Co. Prod. Like cracking a window in a stuffy...

Berlin Market: 'The Medium' Thai Horror Film Unites Banjong Pisanthanakun and Korea's Na Hong-jin Patrick Frater, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Top Thai director Banjong Pisanthanakun and Korean director-turned-producer Na Hong-jin (“The Chaser”) have teamed to create new Thai horror film “The Medium.” Now in post-production, “The Medium” is a horrifying story of a shaman’s inheritance in the Isan region of Thailand. But the goddess that appears to have taken possession of a family member turns out not be as benevolent as it first appears. More from Variety The film (aka “...