The South Korean movie is a tragicomedy, a genre with elements of fear as well as joyful moments to keep the audience laughing. Sinkhole quantifies that as it tops the domestic box office on its release surpassing Marvel Studios’ Black Widow according to the Korean Film Council. Dong-won (Kim Sung kyun) and his family moves … More A Tragicomedy 500 metres Down Under: Sinkhole 싱크홀
Samsung in partnership with Viu held the Samsung Galaxy Exclusive Launch Party on August 10 at Gardens by the Bay. The party featured two TV personalities from South Korea, Park Min Young from What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim and singer-actor, Kim Jong Kook from the variety show; Running Man. Kim Jong Kook opened the meet … More Meet and Greet with Kim Jong Kook and Park Min Young in Singapore
South Korean comedy film, Part-Time Spy is a must watch! Starring Kang Ye-won as Jang Young-sil, a 35 years old national security agent who was let go from her contract job days before she was confirmed because of her superior – the deputy director played by Jo Jae Yun, in an attempt to cover up his mistake … More Film Review: Part Time Spy
The annual Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) was held in October. The Fifth Parlour was in Busan to check out the films shortlisted by the panel of judges from around the world. A selection of films ranging from short films, documentaries and experimental works were screened simultaneously among the various box offices within the Busan International Film … More Film Review: Age of Shadows
In 2011, Jeju received high votes and became one of the new 7 wonders of nature, highly acclaimed from people across the globe. With this new title in addition to its conferment as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jeju is definitely a place one would not want to leave out when visiting South Korea. Located south, Jeju Island is … More Planning a trip to Jeju: All you need to know travelling by public transport
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