Korea Times Business Reporter
Lee Gyu-lee is a business writer at The Korea Times, focusing primarily on IT & telecommunications, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and KOTRA. Prior to this, she has covered a wide range of cultural news, from film, television and K-pop to lifestyle and fashion.
Producer Jeong Jong-yeon, the creator of Netflix’s latest Korean reality show “The Devil’s Plan,” and actor Ha Seok-jin, the show’s final winner, shared behind-the-scenes insights on the emotion-packed survival game show.
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Director Lee Chung-hyun couldn't envision anyone other than actor Jun Jong-seo for the lead role in his latest Netflix original film, "Ballerina." The two previously collaborated on Lee's feature debut thriller film “The Call” (2020).
Singer-actor Cha Eun-woo has taken on his first romantic comedy series in three years with MBC’s new series “A Good Day to be a Dog," offering a unique blend of romantic comedy and fantasy with a fresh take on familiar tropes.
Marvel Studios’ latest movie “The Marvels” is finally set to hit local theaters next month.
BUSAN ― For Iranian Australian director Noora Niasari, the female-centric drama, “Shayda,” is more than just her first feature film, but a personal journey of telling her family story.
Romantic comedy film "30 Days," starring actors Kang Ha-neul and Jung So-min, has been soaring in the local box office, beating out Gang Dong-Won’s blockbuster flick "Dr. Cheon and Lost Talisman."
There's a saying that goes,“It takes a village to raise a child.” That saying shows just how important the roles of adults are in shaping the lives of children.
BUSAN ― French director Luc Besson explained the protagonist, a luckless troubled man, in his latest film “Dogman” is a condensation of all of the characters from his previous films.
BUSAN ― French director Bertrand Bonello describes his latest genre-bending film as his most straightforward work to date.
BUSAN ― Korean American actors Steven Yeun and John Cho shared their personal notes on the increasing spotlight Korean content has been getting from global audiences recently during the 28th Busan Film Festival (BIFF).