We’ve got a couple of photos to share with you offering a first look at Park Chan-wook’s next film No Other Choice. The film is a dark comedy thriller based on the 1997 novel The Ax, written by Donald ...

Award-winning director Park Chan-wook has recently completed filming his latest movie, "No Other Choice," distributor CJ ENM said Tuesday. The film began filming last August and is aimed for ...

Award-winning Korean helmer Park Chan-wook has completed principal photography on his latest feature “No Other Choice,” distributor CJ ENM revealed Tuesday, alongside a first look for the project.

Veteran Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook has wrapped production on No Other Choice, which stars Lee Byung-hun (Squid Game) and Son Ye-jin (Crash Landing on You). The five-month shoot kicked off in ...

Director Park Chan Wook’s new film “No Other Choice” has completed filming! “No Other Choice” is a suspense thriller film about an office worker who is suddenly fired and, in order to ...

tvN’s upcoming drama “My Dearest Nemesis” has released its first look at Choi Hyun Wook’s character! Based on a popular webtoon, “My Dearest Nemesis” tells the love story of a man and ...

“A lot has changed and there’s a new breed of hippie-type people out there, influencers and wellness entrepreneurs, so, yes, it’s more exclusive and expensive than in the past,” she added.

There was no trace of exhaustion in Ji Chang-wook, who had a packed schedule in the previous year, as he managed to exude an attractive and sexy aura despite taking on one role from another.

In the teaser, Choi Hyun Wook seems to be stunned on seeing Moon Ga Young as an employee of his company. Before that moment, he thinks of an online game character, a dragon in his office cabin ...

The upcoming film 7 a.m. Breakfast Meeting for the Heartbroken (literal translation) has finalized its stellar cast, with Suzy, Lee Jin-wook, Yoo Ji-tae, and Geum Sae-rok confirmed in lead roles.

On December 31, 2024, Star News reported that Lee Dong-wook's hit drama A Shop for Killers was confirmed for a second season, leaving the K-drama community in a frenzy. The publication stated that ...

The documentary’s 38-minute runtime unfurls as a curated montage of earnest wook soliloquies, unbound by common filmmaking devices like talking heads, narration, and text. Even the bands ...