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Why ‘People and Meat’ is the Film Everyone is Talking About: A Deep Dive Review
"People and Meat" captivates audiences with its heartfelt story of elderly bonds over meat, receiving critical acclaim and expanding screenings.
Exclusive ‘Bald Only’ Screening for ‘Bugonia’ in LA – What You Need to Know!
A unique screening of "Bugonia" required bald attendees only, showcasing a bold marketing strategy for the film's release.
How Netflix is Leading the Way in Barrier-Free Cinema: A Glimpse into the Future
Netflix participates in the 15th Seoul Barrier Free Film Festival, promoting accessibility in cinema and inclusive viewing experiences.
Meta’s ‘PG-13’ Policy Sparks Hollywood Backlash—MPA Says It’s “Highly Misleading”
The Motion Picture Association criticizes Meta's use of "PG-13" for youth content, claiming it's misleading and undermines official ratings.
What Made the 1990s a Turning Point for Hollywood? Exploring Iconic Films and Innovations
The 1990s in Hollywood marked a blend of blockbuster formulas, indie film growth, and technological advancements, redefining cinema.
Han So Hee and Jeon Jong Seo’s Project Y Wins Top Honor at London East Asia Film Festival
The 10th London East Asia Film Festival awarded Best Feature to "Project Y," highlighting women's agency in a thrilling heist narrative.
THE MOVIE YOU MUST HATE-WATCH: ‘Exit No. 8’ Is the Most Bizarre, Uncomfortable Hit of the Year
"Exit No. 8" breaks records in Korea, praised for its gripping narrative and performances, surpassing 300,000 viewers in just two weekends.
EYES ON THE STAGE: Their Fierce Exchanges Were Only Hiding the Real Passion Behind the Curtains
Director Lee Sang Il's film *KoKuho* reveals its poster and trailer, showcasing a rivalry between two kabuki performers ahead of its release.
The “Rope Dress” Wardrobe Malfunction Scandal—The Truth Behind Han Se Ah’s Infamous Red Carpet Look
Han Se Ah's daring red carpet look at the 51st Daejong Film Awards sparked controversy, redefining award show fashion with a wardrobe malfunction.