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- France and Korea Team Up to Preserve Film Heritage in a Streaming World
- As the film industry experiences profound technological and consumption shifts, France is committed to deepening cultural exchange and collaboration with key global film partners and Korea is at the top of the list. "France boasts a 130-year history in cinema," Gaetan Bruel, president of the...
- by The Korea Times / Jul 16, 2025
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- 'The King of Kings' Success Opens a New Era for Korean Creators
- The appeal of the South Korean animated film "The King of Kings" is driven by its high-quality production and universal theme of love, not just its faith-based nature, according to its director. At a press conference in Seoul on Wednesday, director and scriptwriter Jang Seong-ho said he chos...
- by Yonhap / Jul 14, 2025
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- Hollywood Strike Fallout: UK Film & TV Industry Faces Employment Crisis
- The strike launched by the Screen Actors Guild‐American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) in July 2023 brought most film and TV production in the U.S. to a halt—and its ripple effects reached across the Atlantic. In the UK, where many inward investment films and TV programs are ...
- by Korean Film Council / Jul 11, 2025
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- Jo Jung-suk returns to summer big screen with ‘My Daughter Is a Zombie’
- What if your daughter turned into a zombie and you still couldn't stop being her dad? Actor Jo Jung-suk returns to the big screen this summer with "My Daughter is a Zombie," a quirky, heartwarming twist on the zombie genre that blends dark comedy with the story of a devoted father who wi...
- by The Korea Times / Jul 07, 2025
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- BIFF Champions 14 Standout Projects for 2025 Asian Cinema Fund
- The Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has announced the 14 projects selected for support through its 2025 Asian Cinema Fund (ACF), a key initiative designed to nurture emerging Asian voices and strengthen independent film production in the region.
- by Yonhap / Jul 04, 2025
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- From a “Film-Friendly Country” to a “Premier Filming Destination”: Reimagining K-Locations for Global Appeal
- Coming across Korean locations in mainstream films is no longer a novelty. Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), was the first film in the franchise to use Korea as a filming location. The story features Dr. Helen Cho, a Korean scientist closely associated with...
- by Korean Film Council / Jul 02, 2025
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- K-pop Girl Group Battles Demons and Captivates the World – Netflix Hit 'KPop Demon Hunters'
- K-pop Demon Hunters, an American animated film co-directed by Korean-American filmmakers, is taking the world by storm. Since its release on Netflix on June 20, the film has soared to No. 1 globally and ranked in the Top 10 in 93 countries.
- by Yonhap / Jun 30, 2025
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- Why Hollywood Is Going Global: The Rise of International Co-Productions
- The film industry is a global business. It’s only natural for producers to try to better engage local audiences and stimulate local economies through international co-productions that also create jobs in the industry. Hollywood studios aiming for global markets have increasingly turned to internatio...
- by Korean Film Council / Jun 27, 2025