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Marking its 4th year, Actors’ House is a special event that offers an in-depth look into the works of actors who represent the contemporary film industry, sharing their candid stories. This year’s event draws attention with prominent figures’ participation, including Sul Kyung-gu, Park Boyoung, Hwang Jung-min, and Chun Woo-hee.

First, actor Sul Kyung-gu, known for his limitless transformations through various roles, will be featured at the Actors’ House. Continuously expanding his spectrum by navigating different themes, genres, and characters, Sul Kyung-gu has consistently garnered praise from audiences for his solid acting skills. Most recently, he crafted a new iconic character in the 2024 Netflix series The Whirlwind (2024). At the Actors’ House, Sul Kyung-gu is set to showcase his true essence as an actor.

Actor Park Boyoung will also meet with the audience in Busan. After skyrocketing to fame as a rising star in Chungmuro with the success of the film...

With the ongoing labor disputes casting shadows on Hollywood, audiences are turning to alternative streaming platforms for their entertainment fix. Leading the charge in offering a captivating alternative is Kocowa+, the premier Korean content streamer, stepping up to deliver an impressive 40,000-hour library and an exciting lineup of five new shows this month. Kocowa+ is also expanding its collection with more timeless Korean films, including the internationally acclaimed zombie blockbuster, “Train to Busan.”

Kocowa+ CEO KunHee Park expressed enthusiasm about the upcoming fall season, stating, “We're thrilled to kick off our autumn lineup with a diverse array of new shows and films. Our film collection, in particular, showcases some of the most iconic and culturally significant Korean cinema, now accessible to a wider audience.”

K-Drama lovers can anticipate the “Live Your Own Life” premiere on September 16. This heartwarming show narrates the journey of Lee Hyo Shim, a benevolent...

A perfect match between two true geniuses in the game: Restricted and Topic release their first collaboration together. With ‘Sleepless’, the artists bring their audience a track that promises to become a true summer anthem.

No sleep until the sun rises again! At least that’s the mindset of Restricted and Topic, who define the state-of-the-art of modern dance music with their first collaborative feature track. On ‘Sleepless (feat. GoldFord)’, the two A-Listers have come together to merge the boundaries between day and night in one track.

Beyond the mesmerizing rhythm of the track, the lyrics encapsulate the experience of being consumed by thoughts of someone special in the midst of the night. With vocals from Californian singer and songwriter GoldFord, known for his features with Sam Feldt and Lost Frequencies, ‘Sleepless’ truly gets a melancholic late-night vibe.

Australian DJ and producer Restricted has rapidly established himself as one of...

Are you tired of watching the same sitcoms every night? Because we really do know how difficult it is to find a good movie, especially when the tub of popcorn is running cold. Ever thought that a change of scenery might do you some good, movie-wise? So, instead of giving you a rundown of the best Us, UK or European movies currently streaming on Netflix, we have decided to change the beat a bit and talk about the greatest, most thrilling movies ever to come out of Korea. As always, we encourage you to sit back, relax, and enjoy our show.

1. Train to Busan (2016)

Let’s start our rundown with something that’s to everyone’s liking – zombies. “Train to Busan” tells the story of Seok-Woo, a man caught between two words – his family whom he neglected over the past couple of years and his job as a fund manager.