The latest university to implement Korean cinema in its curriculum is the University Utrecht, from the Netherlands. Korean cinema has taken an increasingly more prominent place in global academic studies related to film. Internationally, a growing number of universities included Korean cinema to their program, including renowned universities as Yale, recognising Korean cinema's position in the film world.

University Utrecht will include Korean cinema in an existing course on global cinema wh...More

Korea's Showbox, a film investment, distribution and sales company has picked up international sales rights to Kim Ki-duk's 15th feature film "Dream". The company will take the film and a handful of other titles to the European Film Market which runs alongside the Berlinale February 7 – 17.

KIM's "Dream" cranked out January 23 after a 3-week shoot in Seoul. The film is generating much buzz due to its high-ca...More

Controversial director Kim Ki-duk has cast South Korean leading actress Lee Na-young alongside one of Japan's top actors, Joe Odagiri, in what will be his 15th feature film. Titled "Bi-mong" ("Dream"), the new project began shooting January 4 in Seoul and is scheduled to wrap on January 25.

Much interest is being given the new project as actress LE...More

By Kwon Mee-yoo
Staff Reporter

Award-winning director Kim Ki-duk chose Japanese actor Joe Odagiri and Korean actress Lee Na-young for his 15th movie "Bimong" ("Dream").

"Bimong" ("Dream"), produced by Kim Ki-duk Film and Sponge Ent, is about two people who are connected by dreams. Jin (played by ...More

Actress Cha Soo-yeon has been cast as them main lead in "Beautiful", a new film produced by Kim Ki-duk Film and directed by Juhn Jai-hong.

According to Kim Ki-duk Film on the 18th, Cha Soo-yeon who has successfully debuted on screen in "For Eternal Hearts...More