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Korea’s Finecut has landed pre-sales of upcoming action-comedy The Desperate Chase and secured further deals for black comedy A Normal Family in the US and Asia.

The Desperate Chase, which marks the second feature of Devils director Kim Jae-hoon, has been snapped up for Japan (Rights Cube), Taiwan (Apex Success Global), and Vietnam (Mockingbird Pictures) ahead of its market premiere in Cannes, where a rough cut will be screened for buyers.

Starring Kwak Si-yang (The Battle Of Jangsari), Park Sung-woong (Hunt) and Yoon Kyung-ho (Alienoid), the caper centres on a detective on the case of a Chinese triad boss...

Karina and Lee Jae Wook are making major headlines right now.

After it was confirmed that the 23-year-old aespa K-pop girl group member and the 25-year-old actor are in the early stages of a relationship, certain overly protective fans expressed anger and disappointment, resulting in Karina penning a handwritten apology letter to them.

Other fans are happy for Karina, and might not be familiar with her new beau.

Keep reading to find out more…

Lee Jae Wook is a very popular star in his own right, with over 7 million followers on Instagram alone.

Born in Seoul, the actor made his debut in 2018′s Memories of the Alhambra, followed by the 2019 romance Search: WWW. He’s also starred in productions like The Battle of Jangsari, Extraordinary You, When the Weather Is Fine and Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol.

He shot to superstardom in the period drama Alchemy of Souls,...

Welcome to the ultimate Megan Fox Movies list, where we’ll be ranking the sultry actress’ filmography by both popularity and critics’ rating. Whether you’re a die-hard Megan Fox fan or just a casual moviegoer, you’ll find something to enjoy on this list. So sit back, relax, and let’s dive into the world of Megan Fox.

Megan Fox has come a long way since her days as the sultry love interest in the first “Transformers” film. While the Megan Fox Movies list may not be filled with award-winning performances, her filmography is certainly worth a second look. With a mix of blockbuster hits and lesser-known indie films, there’s something for everyone on this Megan Fox Movies list.

Megan Fox’s acting career has had its ups and downs, but one thing is for sure: she always brings her A-game to the big screen. Whether she’s...

After “Operation Chromite” directed by John H. Lee, “Battle of Jangsari – Forgotten Heroes” is the second entry in a planned trilogy depicting the events of the Korean War, specifically the coordinated attack of South Korean forces against the army of the North. In “The Battle of Jangsari” directors Kwak Kyung-taek and Kim Tae-hoon tell a semi-fictionalized account of a mission meant as a diversion distracting the North Korean army from the actual attack which took place in Incheon. Besides showing the fate as well as the stories of the young cadets, most of which were students, their movie also aims to shed some light on the role of war correspondents such as the character played by Us-American actress Megan Fox, a role which was inspired by two actual correspondents who reported on the battle and the fate of the young soldiers.

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Korean-made war film “Battle of Jangsari,” which features Megan Fox in a key role as a front line reporter, is set to play in multiple European and Asian territories.

The film already had a deal with WellGo USA for North America. Seoul-based sales agent, Finecut said that it had additionally licensed the film to Pandastorm Pictures for Austria, Germany and Switzerland, to Ace Entertainment for France, VII Pillars Entertainment for Hong Kong, Klockworx for Japan, Viva Communications for The Philippines, Film Media for Poland, Cj E&m Hong Kong for Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, and Thailand, and to Moviecloud for Taiwan. Directed by KT Kwak, the film also stars K-pop idol Choi Minho (from boy band SHINee) and George Eads.

Other post-Berlin deals include sales to Pt Falcon for Indonesia and mm2 Entertainment for Singapore on debut film “Bring Me Home,” and sales on “Gang” to Fine Films for Japan,...

"Those kids don't know they're on a suicide mission, do they?"

We’ve got an intense trailer here for you to watch for an upcoming movie set during the Korean War. It’s called Battle of Jangsari, and it’s based on the true story of a small, inexperienced battalion of student soldiers who are given a mission to liberate the strategic location of Incheon.

This was a critical point in the Korean War and these young men entered battle on the frontlines of Jangsari beach with “little ammunition, low food supplies and second-hand weapons.” The film tells the stories of these forgotten heroes of the Korean War.

The film comes from director Kyung-taek Kwak, and the cast includes Kim Myung-Min, Minho Choi, Sung-Cheol Kim, In-kwon Kim, Si-Yang Kwak, George Eads, and Megan Fox.

The film recently opened in Korea last month and Go USA will release The Battle of Jangsari...

"Those kids don't know they're on a suicide mission, do they?" Well Go USA has released the official Us trailer for the Korean war movie titled The Battle of Jangsari, the latest from Korean director Kyung-taek Kwak. As the title indicates, the movie is about the "Battle of Jangsari", also known as the Battle of Incheon during the Korean War in 1950. During a critical point in the brutal Korean War, a small, inexperienced battalion of student soldiers are tasked with liberating the strategic location of Incheon. With little ammunition, low food supplies and only second-hand weapons, the soldiers head for the frontlines of Jangsari beach. Based on a true story. The cast includes Kim Myung-Min, Minho Choi, Sung-Cheol Kim, In-kwon Kim, Si-Yang Kwak, George Eads, and Megan Fox strangely enough. This is opening in Us theaters this very weekend if anyone wants to see it on a big screen. Here's...

Megan Fox celebrated her 33rd birthday on May 16, and yes, she's still as hot as ever. Between her sexy smolder and piercing blue eyes, there are few stars who can get our hearts racing like the actress. Thankfully, we'll get to see Megan on the big screen soon as war correspondent Marguerite Higgins in the upcoming The Battle of Jangsari film. In honor of Megan's birthday, look back at her sexiest moments of all time!

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Megan Fox stars in an upcoming South Korean war film called The Battle of Jangsari, and on Wednesday, she attended a press conference for the movie in Seoul. The 33-year-old actress looked as gorgeous as ever in a chic black corset and long black pants. During the event, Megan talked about her connection to the film, which is based on a real-life battle from 1950.

"I could definitely feel the gravity on the set, of the story that was being told, and the passion that director Kwak [Kyung-taek] had for telling the story," she said during the conference. "Just in that it was an important event in Korean history, an incredible sacrifice that was made."

Megan's latest outing is her first red carpet appearance since February, though we saw her out and about with husband Brian Austin Green in April. Keep reading to see more of Megan ahead!

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The second film to be released in South Korea in as many months with the words “The Battle” in its title, “The Battle of Jangsari” is the second instalment in a trilogy, following 2016’s “Operation Chromite”.

Synopsis

A guerrilla army unit led by Captain Lee Myung-joon and 772 student soldiers, including Choi Sung-pil, are on the ship Moonsanho and their destination is Jangsari. Their mission is to deceive the North Koreans into thinking opposition forces would launch a decisive invasion there. The real invasion and battle will take place in Incheon one day later. The average age of the 772 student soldiers on the ship is 17 and they have had only 2 weeks of training. They try to land in Jangsari under a shower of bullets.

Once again, Lee Man-hee writes the script based on a real-life war battle. Directed by “Friend” helmer Kwak Kyung-taek and as well as kdrama director Kim Tae-hoon,...

Seoul-based sales firm Finecut has picked up international rights to the “The Battle of Jangsari,” a Korean-produced war action film starring Megan Fox and the K-pop star Choi Min-ho and star of Netflix film “Illang: The Wolf Brigade.”

“Jangsari” is directed by renowned Korean filmmaker Kwak Kyung-taek (“Friend”) and Kim Tae-hun, with production by Taewon Entertainment, and presentation by Warner Bros. Pictures Korea. Taewon previously produced 2016 hit “Operation Chromite,” another Korean War movie, which starred Liam Neeson as U.S. Gen. Douglas MacArthur.

“Jangsari” depicts the 1950 Jangsa Marine landing operation during the Korean War. It involved 772 student soldiers — whose average age was 17 and had only received two weeks of boot camp training — who were deployed to pave the way for the larger Incheon Landing Operation, which was led by MacArthur and turned the tide of war against communist-backed forces from the North.

Fox depicts Marguerite Higgins, a war correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune.

We're not one to place bets, but you likely haven't seen Megan Fox look like this before. As the actress prepares for a whole new project on the big screen, photographers spotted the 32-year-old with a different style. In pictures obtained by E! News, Megan sported a blonde wig as cameras rolled in South Korea. She completed her look with a North Face blue bomber jacket, green button-down and a crossover body handbag. So what is the casual look for? Megan is currently shooting the Korean War film titled Jangsa-ri 9.15 where she plays the part of war correspondent Marguerite Higgins. For those who may not know, Marguerite reported during World War ll, the Korean War and the...