Park tells IndieWire about the 15-year journey to make his Korean Oscar entry, across two pre-production teams, and with AI introduced into the source material about an unemployed paper expert who ...

Director Park Chan-wook tells IndieWire about why sound design offers so many exciting, less-explored possibilities for cinema. The most impactful moments in “No Other Choice” — the ones that are the ...

Fans are thrilled with the love triangle and exciting plot twists Sanwal Yaar Piya unravels a dangerous triangle where love turns into obsession, loyalty is tested, and every choice comes with a price ...

Jackie Chan looks happy, and in good spirits in his most last social media post before the recent death hoax. The latest controversy began on Monday, November 10, when AI-generated images of The ...

Park Chan-wook, the celebrated South Korean auteur behind such esteemed works as Oldboy and The Handmaiden, is not a filmmaker one typically associates with comedy. It came as a surprise, then, even ...

Neon dropped the first official look at the Korean maestro's buzzy black comedy thriller, which stars Lee Byung-hun, of recent 'Squid Game' fame, as an unemployed everyman who decides his only choice ...

Adapted from Donald E. Westlake’s 1997 novel The Ax, the film stars Squid Game actor Lee Byung-hun as Man-su, a devoted husband and father whose world crumbles when he’s suddenly laid off after 25 ...

The director’s long-gestating satire, starring Lee Byung-hun, delivers Korea’s second-biggest local opening of 2025, providing some much-needed domestic energy to the country’s box office. By Patrick ...

Park began writing the screenplay in 2009 and initially planned to produce it overseas. But after a series of changes, the film was ultimately made in Korea, taking 16 years to come to life. “If I had ...

KARACHI: 7th Sky Entertainment is set to launch its brand-new drama serial Sanwal Yaar Piya, which will premiere on Geo TV from Monday. Penned by acclaimed writer Hashim Nadeem Khan, the drama is ...

The film has recently been picked to be the nation's entry for the 98th Academy Awards. The film stars Lee Byung-hun and Son Ye-jin. What begins as a satire on corporate disposability spirals into a ...