As Korean viewers become increasingly engrossed in ... In contrast, only one South Korean film, Director Jeong Se-gyo’s *Oh! Moonhee!* (2021), was released in Chinese theaters during the same period.
Seoul-based Hive Filmworks has expanded its sales slate with its first-ever non-Korean title ... “We intend to take on more films from outside Korea, and that ambition extends beyond Japan,” said Hive Filmworks’ CEOPaul D Kim.
The makers of SouthKorean drama are under fire over claims of historical inaccuracies, leading the country’s culture minister and local film bodies to speak out in support of the cast and crew.
The controversy surrounding the historical thriller “The Assassin(s)” is the latest example of how Korean films depicting the country’s turbulent modern history can become flashpoints far beyond the cinema.
The festival’s combination of Korean feature films, Korean short films and Nigerian productions therefore creates a meeting point between two distinct cinematic traditions.