Ji Chang-wook
The 'Train to Busan' director returns with a fresh take on zombie horror that feels eerily attuned to life online
One has rewritten decades of box office history while the other has reinvented the zombie genre, receiving a roaring standing ovation at Cannes 2026.
With director Park Chan-wook making history as Jury President, here are the must-watch Korean films competing for the Palme d’Or and more.
The next wave of Korean cinema and television is leaning into darker themes and bigger budgets, and we have all the details here.
Ji Chang-wook’s upcoming projects are a mix of romance, thrill, and drama — and we’re here for it.
2026 is bringing a new roster of intriguing K-dramas starring some of the biggest names in Korean entertainment—Hyun Bin, Lee Dong-wook, Gong Yoo, Song Hye-kyo, Son Ye-jin, and more.
A chance meeting on a remote island sparks romance in this Korean-Japanese drama starring Ji Chang-wook and Imada Mio.
Among the names on the roster are shows starring Lee Jae-wook, Lee Jung-jae, Ji Chang-wook, Kim Yoo-jung, and many more.
Ji Chang-wook plays a deliveryman who gets framed and imprisoned but seeks revenge against the mastermind played by D.O after his release
A strange virus unleashes chaos and terror in Ji Chang-wook and Jun Ji-hyun’s new film directed by Yeon Sang-ho
