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For over three decades, Kwon Hae-hyo has established himself as a stalwart figure in the Korean film industry. Known for his versatility and depth, Kwon has collaborated with a variety of prominent filmmakers, experiencing firsthand the transformative journey of Korean cinema. Emerging from the shadows of regional limitations, Korean films have now ascended to commanding

The recent departure of Alexandra Standfast from her role as Chief People Officer at ITN has prompted significant attention within the media and corporate sectors alike. Standfast’s exit comes on the heels of an internal report that scrutinized the organization’s contentious application of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). This article delves into the implications of her departure,

The Southeast Asian video-on-demand (VOD) landscape is witnessing an unprecedented transformation in 2024, with premium VOD revenues soaring by 14% to an impressive $1.8 billion. This uptick, highlighted in a recent Media Partners Asia (MPA) report, underscores a region that is increasingly leaning into digital entertainment solutions. While industry leader Netflix continues to dominate the

The music world lost a formidable talent with the passing of Rick Buckler, the founding drummer of The Jam, who died on February 17 at the age of 69 after a brief illness. His management company announced his death, revealing that he passed peacefully in Woking with family at his side. The announcement painted a

Excitement is brewing as the production of “Kung Fu Deadly” has officially commenced in Dublin and County Meath, Ireland. This innovative martial arts supernatural action-comedy film features the popular YouTuber and TikToker, Steven He, as the lead. The project marks a collaborative endeavor between Irish and Australian film industries, promising an amalgamation of diverse storytelling

In recent discussions at the forefront of the television industry in Berlin, influential analyst Guy Bisson of Ampere Analysis presented a thought-provoking perspective on the state of television post-Peak TV. The concept of “Peak TV” refers to a period where the quantity and diversity of television programming reached unprecedented heights, but as the industry evolves,

Marion Cotillard has once again stepped into a character shrouded in complexity and allure as she portrays the enigmatic actress Cristina in “The Ice Tower” (“La Tour de Grace”). At the Berlinale Film Festival, she candidly admitted feeling a sense of intimidation in the presence of her younger co-star, Clara Pacini. Cotillard’s vulnerability is reminiscent

UK radio personality Jamie Theakston has made a commendable return to broadcasting following an intensive battle with cancer. For several months, Theakston underwent treatment for laryngeal cancer, a diagnosis that significantly altered his life and career. Theakston co-hosts the Heart Radio breakfast show alongside Amanda Holden, a role that has defined his two-decade presence in

The world of television is ever-evolving, and adaptations of beloved literary works often serve as both a challenge and a treasure trove of opportunity for filmmakers. In this vein, the new RTÉ adaptation of Marian Keyes’ celebrated novels, *The Walsh Sisters*, promises to bring a fresh and dynamic narrative to the small screen. This series

In a landscape saturated with reality television where every title seeks to capture audiences’ imaginations, Channel 4’s latest endeavor, The Inheritance, emerges as a fresh offering that intertwines mystery, strategy, and intrigue. Building upon the success of shows like The Traitors, this new series developed by Studio Lambert promises a thrilling mix of competition and