From K-indie rock bands to K-pop silent discos, enjoy a slice of Korea without leaving NYC.
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Here’s what you need to know about Cyber Hell: Exposing an Internet Horror and the heinous sex crimes that rocked South Korea.
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Twenty Five Twenty One — which shares its title with a 2013 song by acclaimed K-indie rock band Jaurim that is often played in the series — follows five friends who strive to pursue their dreams and navigate early adulthood in the bleak aftermath of the 1997 Asian financial crisis (known as the “IMF Crisis” in South Korea).
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Part fantasy, part mystery, The Sound of Magic goes beyond its musical and dance numbers and dazzling visual effects to explore deeper questions like “What does success really look like?” or “What is the meaning and purpose of life?”
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Here’s a curated list of popular romantic K-dramas that are specifically geared toward those in their 20s and beyond.
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Long before Lee Jung-jae donned a green jumpsuit that would earn him unprecedented global fame and accolades in Squid Game, he’d already built a storied career as one of South Korea’s most celebrated actors.
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Whether you’re curious what other titles your favorite stage performers have starred in or are looking for new multi-hyphenate artists to stan, this thorough (but definitely not exhaustive) collection has suggestions for every K-pop fan. So order some chimaek and settle in.
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Of all the cinematic masterpieces to have come out of South Korea over the last two decades, why was “Parasite” the one to receive such widespread attention, winning four Oscars including Best Picture — the first foreign language film to nab the award in the Academy’s 92-year history — and over 170 other awards…
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Film director Lee Joon-Ik, whose movies helped launch the careers of Korean actors Jang Geun-Suk and Lee Joon-Ki, has played a pivotal role in bringing South Korean cinema to audiences worldwide.
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Every once in a while, there comes along a movie that is so powerful and shocking that it leaves an indelible impact on an entire nation and even generates social change.
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Korean superstar actors Ha Jung-woo (The Chaser, Nameless Gangsters) and Jang Hyuk (Windstruck, Volcano High) star in this 2011 suspenseful crime thriller directed by Sohn Young-sung.
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