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Actor Jung Yeon-joo Greets the Press at 'Layover Hotel' Media Screening

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:32:00 +0900

Actor Jung Yeon-joo delivers greeting remarks during a press screening and press conference for the film "Layover Hotel," held at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of November 13.

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Ahn So-hee Lights up the Theater with Her Eye Smile at 'Layover Hotel' Press Screening

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:30:00 +0900

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Actor Ahn So-hee delivers her greetings at a press screening and press conference for the film "Layover Hotel," held on the afternoon of November 13 at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

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(SBS Entertainment News | Baik Seung-Chul)

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Park So-jin Radiates Bright, Youthful Charm at 'Layover Hotel' Press Conference

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:31:00 +0900

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Actor Park So-jin attends the press screening and press conference for the film "Layover Hotel," held on the afternoon of November 13 at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

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(SBS Entertainment News | Baik Seung-Chul)

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Park Jung-yeon Greets the Press at 'Layover Hotel' Screening

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:31:00 +0900

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Actor Park Jung-yeon greets attendees at the press conference following the media screening for the film "Layover Hotel" at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of November 13.

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(SBS Entertainment News | Baik Seung-Chul)

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Ahn Dong-goo Radiates Warm Charm at 'Layover Hotel' Press Conference

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:32:00 +0900

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Actor Ahn Dong-goo attends the press screening and conference for the film "Layover Hotel" at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of November 13.

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Ahn So-hee Greets the Press for New Film 'Layover Hotel'

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:30:00 +0900

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Actor Ahn So-hee attends the press screening and press conference for the film "Layover Hotel," held at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of November 13.

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[Throwback] Jeon So-min Asks Audiences to Anticipate Her New Film 'The Name'

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:22:00 +0900

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Actor Jeon So-min delivers her greetings during the stage greeting at the press and distribution screening for the film "The Name," held on the afternoon of November 7 at Lotte Cinema Konkuk University Entrance in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.

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[Throwback] Jung Yu-mi Shines with Radiant Bob Cut at 'The School Nurse Files' Press Conference

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:22:00 +0900

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Actor Jung Yu-mi poses for photos during the online press conference for the Netflix original XILI series "The School Nurse Files" on the morning of October 24.

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[Throwback] Jeon So-min Shows Off Chic Autumn Leather Style at Press Screening of 'The Name'

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:22:00 +0900

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Actor Jeon So-min attends the press screening and stage greeting for the film "The Name," held on the afternoon of November 7 at Lotte Cinema Konkuk University in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.

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[Throwback] Jeon So-min Radiates Dazzling Beauty at 'The Name' Press Screening

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:22:00 +0900

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Actor Jeon So-min attends the stage greeting for the press screening of the film "The Name," held on the afternoon of November 7 at Lotte Cinema Konkuk University Entrance in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.

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[Throwback] Jeon So-min Flashes a Lovely Heart Smile at Press Screening for 'The Name'

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 16:22:00 +0900

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Actor Jeon So-min poses for photos during the stage greeting at the press screening for the film "The Name," held on the afternoon of November 7 at Lotte Cinema Konkuk University Entrance in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.

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Producers Guild of Korea Showcases Three Supported Films Including a Movie Starring Lee Na Eun

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 15:41:00 +0900

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The Producers Guild of Korea (PGK) held the "2026 Creative Talent Companion Project Follow-up Support B Showcase" at Indie Space in Hongdae, Seoul, on November 12, unveiling highlight videos of three films selected for this year's production support.

Hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) and organized by PGK, the program was established to assist emerging creators with project planning, development, and film production. Through this year's Follow-up Support B initiative, PGK selected three titles—one feature and two short films—providing creative funding grants, professional consulting, DCP production, and translation support.

The first title screened was Director Kang Da-yeon's short film "The Night of Resonance" (literal translation), a horror-melodrama that begins when an uninvited student, Se-hee, arrives at the dinner table of Yi-soo, a pregnant woman preparing to leave the country. Capturing the delicate boundaries between love and curse, salvation and fear, the film stars Jeon Han-na, Bing Hye-jin, Yoo Gun-woo, and Han Tae-ha.

The second screening was Director Kim Joong-hoe's short film "Our Father in Heaven" (literal translation), a black comedy following Father Goo, a Catholic priest afflicted with a condition that leaves him unable to stop laughing, as he is assigned to a fishing village where prayers are said to come true in reverse. The cast features Jung Chang-hwan, Cho Hee-bong, Jo Hyun-woo, Lee Sang-hee, Kim Hyun-jung, Jung Ae-hwa, and Lim Jae-hyuk.

Finally, a highlight reel was unveiled for Director Byun Sung-bin's feature film "Pale Blue Dot" (literal translation). The film tells the story of Mi-ji, a model covered in blue Mongolian spots, who transforms her insecurity into a weapon of desire. Combining elements of fashion, body, and psychological horror, it explores the entangling of vanity and self-loathing. The film stars Lee Na Eun, Lee Yoon-ji, Park Se-ra, Cha Seo-won, and Kang Seung-ho.

In his opening address, PGK President Lee Dong-ha shared that, during a difficult period for the Korean film industry, the initiative aimed to explore fresh production avenues and uncover the potential of up-and-coming filmmakers. Sidus CEO Lee Han-dae added that the goal for this year's three supported projects is to connect with audiences next year through domestic and international film festivals and theatrical releases.

During the post-screening talk, all three directors introduced their projects and shared reflections on the production process. Director Byun Sung-bin noted that a rough cut of "Pale Blue Dot" is complete and stated plans to finalize the film by February next year. Film and media industry professionals in attendance screened the projects and engaged in further exchanges during a dedicated networking reception.

Established in 2006, PGK is a professional association of film producers that has served for 10 years as an operating organization for the Creative Talent Companion Project, supporting the subsequent production and commercialization efforts of emerging creators.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)

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Chris Evans·Chris Hemsworth·Kevin Feige to Meet Korean Fans on the Green Carpet for 'Avengers: Doomsday'

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 14:59:00 +0900

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Ahead of the South Korean theatrical release of the film "Avengers: Doomsday", Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, and Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige will visit South Korea and attend a celebratory Green Carpet event on Tuesday, December 8.

At the Green Carpet event held at Jangchung Arena on Tuesday, December 8, Chris Evans, returning to his role as Steve Rogers, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, and Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige will all attend in person to spend a special time meeting Korean fans.

Expectations are running particularly high for a meaningful visit, as Chris Evans is traveling to Korea for a Marvel title for the first time in 11 years, while Chris Hemsworth is making his very first visit to Korea for a Marvel project.

Marvel Korea's official social channels are hosting various invitation events allowing fans to participate in person at the Green Carpet. First, the "Tell Us Your K-Way to Defeat Doctor Doom!" event, running from today through Wednesday, November 25, is an interactive contest where participants can freely pitch their own clever, Korean-style ways to defeat Doctor Doom, the villain threatening all worlds. In addition, more Green Carpet invitation events for fans are scheduled to be revealed sequentially, with full details available on Marvel Korea's official social media.

"Avengers: Doomsday" is an action blockbuster of overwhelming scale where heroes from different worlds unite against the rise of Doctor Doom, the ultimate villain threatening to plunge all worlds into ruin, waging the greatest battle in "Avengers" history. The film is set to hit theaters on December 16, 2026.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)

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'Fall 2: Deadpoint' Surpasses 'Chiikawa' to Claim No. 1 at the Korean Box Office

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 14:44:00 +0900

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The film "Fall 2: Deadpoint" has climbed to the top of the box office.

According to data from the Korean Film Council's integrated computer network for theater admissions on November 13, "Fall 2" drew 12,372 moviegoers nationwide on November 12. Its cumulative audience count stands at 32,505.

"Fall 2" depicts an extreme survival struggle unfolding on the cliffs of Mount Kwan, a mountain where entry has been barred for decades. Having opened on November 11, "Fall 2" debuted at No. 2 behind "Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island," but ascended to the No. 1 spot on its second day in theaters.

Second place went to "Final Interview," which attracted 9,920 viewers on the same day. Its cumulative audience count reached 213,805.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)

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From Yeon Sang-ho and Byeon Wooseok to Netflix: Film Industry Unites to Support Seoul Independent Film Festival

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 13:47:00 +0900

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The Seoul Independent Film Festival is pouring its efforts into revitalizing the independent film creative ecosystem based on ongoing support and solidarity from filmmakers and corporate partners.

Director Yeon Sang-ho has consistently supported the Seoul Independent Film Festival since 2023 and has recently contributed to expanding the creative environment by stepping up to produce low-budget independent films such as "The Ugly" and "Paradise Lost."

Film production company Filmmaker R&K (CEO Kang Hye-jung) established the "Filmmaker R&K Award" in 2025, while actors Youn Yuh-jung, Jung Yu-mi, and Byeon Wooseok (who has been supporting short film production since 2025), alongside Noon Company (CEO Sung Hyun-soo, sponsoring since 2024), are also joining in the support for independent cinema.

Corporate partnerships also continue. CJ CGV has long been a sponsoring partner, and this year, Nike and Netflix have newly joined in supporting the event.

Following the confirmation in 2025 that government support funding would be restored, the Seoul Independent Film Festival has continued its efforts to repay the encouragement of creators and audiences by increasing festival prize money and expanding screening scale.

A representative for the Seoul Independent Film Festival emphasized, "A sustainable creative ecosystem for independent films cannot be achieved solely through public support. Multi-layered solidarity in which creators, filmmakers, corporations, and audiences take interest and participate together is more important than anything else."

The 52nd festival will be held for 10 days from Wednesday, November 25 to Friday, December 4 at CGV Apgujeong and CGV Cheongdam Cinecity.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)

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Daughter Lost in Tragic Plane Crash Recreated Through AI: 'Dear Stranger' Grants Mother & Daughter 7 Days Together

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 13:23:00 +0900

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An encounter that once seemed possible only in science fiction films is becoming a reality. SBS's 36th-anniversary special project "Dear Stranger," which has already drawn immense interest by winning the Top Excellence Award at the Korea Broadcasting Content Awards ahead of its broadcast, is finally unveiling itself.

"Dear Stranger" is a documentary that explores what happens when artificial intelligence enters the realms of human memory, relationships, and creative work through three extraordinary encounters. Part 1, "AI, Meeting You Again," airing on Saturday, November 14 at 11:15 p.m., shares the story of the late Park Ye-won (who was 24 at the time), who passed away in the December 2024 Muan International Airport plane disaster, and her mother Lee Hyo-eun, who deeply misses her.

Family and friends who said goodbye to Ye-won—a cellist known during her life for her bright and confident personality—have met her in their dreams, but heartbreakingly, she has never once appeared in her mother's dreams. The mother has spent each day keeping traces of her daughter close by, wearing the clothes her daughter left behind, keeping chocolate in the freezer, continuing yogurt deliveries, and sending messages that will never be reached.

Amid this, based on photos, videos, and voice recordings of those around her that the mother had carefully preserved over 24 years, domestic AI specialist companies, in collaboration with the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), brought "AI Ye-won" to life.

Appearing before her mother, AI Ye-won fully captured the daughter's living appearance, from her facial features to her tone of voice. A conversation between mother and daughter that they thought could never happen again begins, but facing an unfamiliar presence that so closely resembles her daughter leaves the mother with complicated emotions. The time granted to the mother is just seven days. Overwhelmed by longing she had held back, the mother ultimately asks a tearful question:

"Can't you just come back?"

The program is expected to deliver a profound resonance, questioning whether AI, no matter how closely it resembles a human form, can truly replace the very person we loved, and what true meaning will remain behind the unfamiliar encounter brought forth by 24 years of memories.

Capturing the seven-day journey with AI Ye-won, Part 1 of the SBS 36th-anniversary special documentary "Dear Stranger," titled "AI, Meeting You Again," airs on Saturday, November 14 at 11:15 p.m.

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"Even the President Can't Touch Me" 'Curious Stories Y' Tracks Woman Spending 5 Million Won a Month on Pigeon Feed

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 12:45:00 +0900

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SBS's "Curious Stories Y" delves into the story of an elderly woman in her 70s who has been locked in severe conflict with local residents after scattering pigeon feed throughout her neighborhood for more than a decade.

Airing on the night of November 13 at 8:50 PM, SBS's "Curious Stories Y" looks into the never-ending war between residents trying to stop her and the so-called "pigeon grandma" who persistently feeds the birds.

Residents of this neighborhood, where shouting matches break out almost every day, grow tense at just the sound of the cart she pulls. This is because dozens of pigeons flock together every time she appears. Because she has scattered feed multiple times a day for more than 10 years, the local pigeon population has surged, and accumulated droppings along with flying feathers have caused severe sanitation issues and business damages not only for residents but also for neighboring merchants.

Residents are struggling desperately to chase away the pigeons by setting up spike structures on verandas and installing netting on the exterior walls of buildings, but they find themselves completely helpless. Facing an onslaught of complaints, the local government even hung banners prohibiting feeding, but unbothered, the woman went so far as to cut down the banners.

In an interview with the production team, the woman showed an unapologetic attitude, saying, "I overcome everything telling me not to feed the pigeons. Even the country's president can't touch me." In fact, the woman's home was stacked full of rice meant for pigeon feed, and there were as many as six locations throughout the neighborhood where she scattered food. She displays an extraordinary obsession, spending as much as 5 million won a month on pigeon feed.

Amid the tense standoff between the residents and the woman pouring food onto the streets, the real reason why she continues to feed the pigeons despite drawing resentment from those around her will be revealed on "Curious Stories Y," airing on the night of November 13 at 8:50 PM.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)

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Kim Seung-woo Sued for Alleged Theft of 22 Million Won, Legal Reps Call It a 'Drinking Prank' Returned via Wire Transfer

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 11:55:00 +0900

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Amid reports that actor Kim Seung-woo has been sued on charges of taking 22 million won from an acquaintance, Kim's representatives have released an official statement through his legal counsel.

On the afternoon of November 12, Law Firm Suho, which is representing Kim Seung-woo, explained the situation at the time, stating, "This incident was a playful act that took place during a drinking gathering among close acquaintances. It was an open situation observed by everyone present." They added, "They were scheduled to meet again a few hours later, at which point he planned to return the funds. Since actor Kim Seung-woo had no intention whatsoever of unlawfully acquiring another person's money, there was no criminal intent at all."

Emphasizing that Kim's actions were a prank without criminal intent, they also stated that the money had already been returned. Suho said, "Because the two were unable to meet the following day, actor Kim Seung-woo immediately returned the funds to the complainant via bank transfer, further demonstrating that there was no criminal intent. Afterwards, both parties remained close like brothers without any issues, and actor Kim Seung-woo even provided financial assistance when the complainant was in difficult circumstances."

Suho added, "For reasons unknown, the complainant is making claims that do not align with the substantive truth and has even filed a criminal complaint. We intend to respond strongly to this," further noting, "Actor Kim Seung-woo's side has sufficiently clarified the facts to investigative authorities based on relevant materials, and we plan to take strict action following legal procedures against claims that diverge from the truth."

Earlier, Ilyo Shinmun reported that Kim Seung-woo's acquaintance, referred to as A, filed a complaint with the Seoul Gangnam Police Station, claiming that 22 million won in cash was stolen by Kim at an entertainment establishment in Seoul in October 2021.

A is known to be an individual who invested in the drama "The Driver," which was directed by Kim Seung-woo. While the two were close enough to drink together for several years, they have now become embroiled in a legal dispute over this incident.

Despite Kim Seung-woo's explanation, the conflicting stances of both sides suggest the legal battle could be prolonged. Kim's side is reported to have submitted bank transfer records to investigative authorities showing that the money was sent to A after the incident. However, A refutes this, claiming that the transferred funds were for principal investment, agreed-upon profit shares, and repayment of personal loans, and were unrelated to the stolen money.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)

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"Betrayal Always Recurs" Jang Nara & Kim Hyeyoon Promise a Fiercer Showdown in 'Good Partner 2'

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 11:22:00 +0900

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"Good Partner 2" has previewed even more intense real-life divorce cases alongside satisfying and refreshing counterattacks.

On November 13, SBS's new Friday-Saturday drama "Good Partner 2" (written by Choi Yu-na, directed by Seo Min-jung) released its third teaser video, spotlighting the fierce efforts of Cha Eun-kyung (Jang Nara), Kang Hye-sung (Kim Hyeyoon), Jeon Eun-ho (P.O), and Park Tae-soo (Park Hae-jin) one week ahead of its premiere.

"Good Partner 2" is a refreshing divorce drama in which managing partner Cha Eun-kyung, a natural at handling divorces, and experienced attorney Kang Hye-sung, who is deeply committed to divorce law, team up as each other's "good partners." Depicting life that continues even after separation and lawyers choosing the best among second-best options at life's crossroadswhere clear-cut answers do not existthe drama delivers thrilling catharsis and deep empathy.

The newly unveiled third teaser opens with Cha Eun-kyung's weighty question: "Have you ever thought about divorce?" It then breathlessly portrays unimaginable divorce cases, spanning infidelity and violence to one-sided "open marriages." In addition, the line "Betrayal always recurs. Never trust them" heightens suspense by pointing to the painful, persistent family ties that cruelly linger even after a marriage dissolves.

The determination of the lawyers standing up for their devastated clients also catches the eye. They resolve to seek retribution, asserting, "They need to be properly punished," while also tending to clients' wounds by asking, "What do you want to do?" In particular, Cha Eun-kyung's chilling warning, "Rebom will have everything about divorce. Be prepared," marks the beginning of an even more formidable second divorce saga.

Writer Choi Yu-na, a specialized divorce lawyer who penned the script, remarked, "While meeting the expectations of viewers who loved Season 1, I wanted to tell a story that delivers fresh fun within familiar territory." She added, "The keywords for Season 2 are family and growth. Through a wider variety of intriguing cases, I aimed to delve deeper into themes not just about divorce, but about relationships and growth."

Director Seo Min-jung also heightened anticipation, saying, "Family can inflict wounds in the closest of relationships, but I wanted to show people reflecting on their pain and growing through those very ties." She continued, "While one cannot resolve someone else's pain for them, meeting good people, understanding each other, and leaning on one another can help people confront their wounds and find the strength to move forward."

Meanwhile, SBS's new Friday-Saturday drama "Good Partner 2," set to turn endings into fresh starts on the front lines of farewells, will premiere on Friday, November 20, at 9:50 PM as the follow-up to "Doctor X: Mafia in White."

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)

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Kim Woo-seok Spotted Tearfully Pleading with Kim Ji-won on 'Doctor X: Mafia in White'

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 11:01:00 +0900

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With only two episodes left until its finale, "Doctor X: Mafia in White" teased an unpredictable and shocking turn of events.

Episode 11 of the SBS Friday-Saturday drama "Doctor X: Mafia in White", airing on November 13, is expected to bring the drama's tension to a peak as the hidden reality of Kim Seung-hyo (Jeon Kook-hwan), who has been revered as a "great benevolent healer" and a "god of medicine," is gradually unveiled.

In the previously aired Episode 10, Kim Seung-hyo visited Guseo University Hospital for a heart transplant and sparked curiosity by designating Jo Won-jin (Lee Jin-hee) as his guardian and Gye Soo-jung (Kim Ji-won) as his lead surgeon. In particular, viewers were shocked by scenes of Park Tae-kyung (Kim Woo-seok) attempting to suffocate the sleeping Kim Seung-hyo with a pillow, while Jo Won-jin stood by passively and Gye Soo-jung frantically tried to stop him. Subsequently, the ending left a powerful impression when Kim Seung-hyo opened his eyes and greeted Gye Soo-jung by saying, "It's been a long time, Doctor X."

Amid this, the preview clip released for Episode 11 has captured keen interest from viewers by teasing the tangled past and impending catastrophe surrounding them. Park Tae-kyung delivers a chilling greeting to Kim Seung-hyo, saying, "It's been a long time, sir," while Jo Won-jin's line, "I just watched, but Dr. Gye saved that person again," fuels curiosity about why she stood by and watched as Park Tae-kyung tried to suffocate Kim Seung-hyo. On top of that, the shocking line "Dad is a monster" was added, intensifying questions surrounding Kim Seung-hyo's true nature.

Above all, the end of the preview left a profound impact with Park Tae-kyung pleading to Gye Soo-jung with tearful eyes, "Can't you just fail this once?" Heightening anticipation for the broadcast is the burning question of why Park Tae-kyung, who understands Gye Soo-jung's convictions better than anyone, would beg so desperately for her to fail.

Meanwhile, Episode 11 of "Doctor X: Mafia in White"—which continues its box-office success after surpassing a peak viewership rating of 20.2% (according to Nielsen Korea) and ranking 4th among Netflix's global non-English TV shows—airs on November 13 at 9:50 PM.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)

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Sung Si-kyung Proves Unrivaled Ticket Power as 4-Day Year-End Concert Sells Out Instantly

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 10:42:00 +0900

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Singer Sung Si-kyung has once again proved his unrivaled ticket power by selling out all seats for his signature year-end concert.

According to his agency SK Jaewon on November 13, the "2026 Sung Si-kyung Year-End Concert 'Sung Si-kyung,'" which will be held for a total of four days from Thursday, December 31, to Sunday, January 3, 2027, at KSPO DOME (Olympic Gymnastics Arena) in Olympic Park, Seoul, sold out all seats immediately upon opening during ticket sales on November 12.

As Sung Si-kyung's signature brand concert where he wraps up the year with audiences every year-end, this show drew immense interest even before ticket sales began. Particularly because the concert spans four days from the final night of 2026 to the opening moments of the new year in 2027, fans engaged in fierce ticket competition, demonstrating his prowess as a proven hitmaker in the live performance scene.

On this stage, attendees will be treated to a rich setlist featuring Sung Si-kyung's iconic hits as well as classic songs that span generations. In addition, distinctive stage production setting it apart from past performances and high-caliber live band music are set to deliver deep resonance and a fresh sense of immersion to the audience.

[Photo = SK Jaewon]

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)

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'Tails of Tales' Re-Examines the Chilling 2012 Sinchon Murder Case and the Online 'Spirit Cafe' Behind It

star@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 07:34:00 +0900

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What is your role inside a closed world?

Broadcast on November 12, SBS' "Tails of Tales" tracked a horrific incident that unfolded within a closed world under the subtitle "Closed World - The Spirit Cafe Murder Case."

In 2012, a male university student was murdered in a park in Sinchon. Shockingly, the suspects who killed him were revealed to be an ordinary high school couple.

In particular, they committed a horrific overkill-style murder against the victim, leading to speculation that they harbored a deep grudge against him.

The three had met through an online music band community. The perpetrators admitted to their crime readily without grasping the gravity of the incident. Rumors also circulated that their crime was driven by passion.

However, a tip arrived for a reporter covering the case: a tip claiming that this murder was not about passion, but connected to a spirit cafe. The tip stated that "saryeong," which refers to the spirits of the dead, and a spirit cafe where people who believe in these spirits gathered, were linked to the murder case.

In fact, the suspects were members of a spirit cafe. Involved in this incident were not only the high school couple who were suspects, but also a fixer and a witch.

A dispute had broken out during music band activities between the victim, Young-hoon, and the suspect, Chang-sik. Afterward, inside the group chat room of the spirit cafe to which Chang-sik and his girlfriend Jae-hee belonged, a plan to murder Young-hoon was set in motion. And the witch referred to the victim Young-hoon as an "offering."

On the day he was murdered, Young-hoon sent a message to his friends: a message saying he was going to rescue his ex-girlfriend, So-young.

In fact, on the day he was murdered, Young-hoon met his ex-girlfriend So-young along with the suspect couple. And So-young was the witch who had first proposed killing Young-hoon.

The spirit cafe had the feel of a pseudo-religious cult. At the time, So-young was deeply immersed in spirits and the spirit cafe, and clashed with Young-hoon, who refused to believe in and rejected the spirits that were so absolute to her. As a result, the two ended up breaking up.

Afterward, Young-hoon sent messages containing insults directed at the spirit cafe for about three weeks. Thus, while it began as a conflict with So-young, the suspects Chang-sik and Jae-hee became entangled as well.

However, some time later, Young-hoon apologized to them, saying he was in the wrong. Yet at the same time, So-young, stating she wished he were dead, planned the murder together with the suspect couple.

Young-hoon, who met the three, wanted to turn back time somehow. But So-young quickly left the scene, and in her place, the fixer appeared. The fixer was another member of the spirit cafe from whom Jae-hee had requested help.

Young-hoon, who wanted to mend his relationship not only with So-young but also with Chang-sik, even bought a graphics card for him and went to the meeting spot. However, despite his pleading, "I was wrong, please spare my life," Chang-sik, together with the fixer, brutally murdered Young-hoon. In addition, So-young, who was not at the scene, shocked people by sending them a message saying, "Handle the job well, and let's split it fifty-fifty if a wallet turns up."

In 2013, a similar incident occurred in Hiroshima, Japan. A verbal argument broke out in a group chat room, and an enraged woman gathered people from the group chat room to kill the person who had argued with her.

There were seven accomplices in total, all of whom were people in the group chat room. Regarding this, an expert analyzed, "In a closed world like social media, peer pressure builds up and an audience is created. As a result, no one can escape. If you don't play the role demanded by the group, you get excluded from it, so you become immersed in the role you have taken on."

In fact, in the Sinchon case, it was Jae-hee who called the fixer, acting as the hidden architect of the incident. And the fixer, Yoon, participated in the crime for Jae-hee, the object of his attachment, and even lied by claiming that he had led the entire crime. Yoon took part in the crime out of a desire not to be abandoned by the group. Moreover, the fixer was a character he had created himself in order to become someone who was needed.

Furthermore, Jae-hee's boyfriend Chang-sik, far from showing remorse after the murder, reminisced about the killing. Regarding this, an expert analyzed, "There is a possibility that Chang-sik felt a sense of rivalry toward Yoon," adding, "For him, how skillfully he could kill a person likely became an important issue." The program then drew attention to the group that fueled each other's anger.

The perpetrators were minors under the Juvenile Act at the time. Accordingly, Chang-sik and Yoon were sentenced to 20 years in prison, Jae-hee received an indeterminate sentence of 7 to 12 years, and So-young was sentenced to 7 years in prison.

An acquaintance of Young-hoon who had tipped off the truth of the case shared that he was unable to say what he really wanted to say to So-young at the time, expressing sorrow by stating that he wanted to ask: "Was it really you guys who did it? Did you really have to go this far? Why do you think you have the right to take a life?"

In a post Young-hoon left on social media a few days before the incident, he was making a sincere apology to the three—at the very same time the three were planning his murder.

The broadcast also pointed out the bystanders who watched the situation unfold in a closed world. A closed world where going with the flow is easy, but going against it is not. With this, it provoked much thought by asking what you would do when words of condemnation are being poured onto a single person.

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Director Jang Hang-jun Reveals Spain Incident Behind Next Project on 'The Great Hang-jun'—Why Was He Smiling Even as He Collapsed?

star@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 07:13:00 +0900

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Jang Hang-jun revealed the true story that inspired his next project.

On the November 12 broadcast of SBS's "The Great Hang-jun," actors Heo Sung-tae, Kwak Sun-young, and Lee Min-ki drew attention by participating in an audition for Jang Hang-jun's next project.

On this day, the three took part in a script reading for his next project "Saengsyokeu Talchul," which is based on a true story experienced by Jang Hang-jun.

Regarding the project, which will be filmed entirely on location in Spain, Jang Hang-jun explained, "It is a story about experiencing a series of shocks while enjoying a trip, and escaping the shocks thanks to saviors who appeared at that moment."

He then asked the three actors if they had ever experienced a particular shock. Kwak Sun-young drew attention by vividly sharing her own experience, saying she had survived an elevator fall.

Jang Hang-jun then revealed the real-life incident that formed the basis of the script for his next project. He said, "After wrapping up filming for 'Wang-sa-nam,' I went on a trip to Spain with the directing crew. We all agreed to go for a run together in the morning, but before running, I was unsure whether I had taken my blood pressure medication in the morning or not. But a staff member told me I hadn't taken it, so I took one."

He continued, "So I went running, and suddenly everything started spinning before my eyes. I went into a cafe to get some rest, but while drinking coffee, I collapsed. It turned out that happened because I had taken two blood pressure pills," and he also shared a photograph taken at the time.

In the photo taken by the directing crew when he collapsed, he was smiling even while lying on the ground, drawing laughter. Furthermore, Jang Hang-jun, who kept a smiling face even as an ambulance arrived and he was being carried away, astonished everyone by saying, "My mind became hazy and I saw a vision. A goddess was saying, 'Hola, hola? Does it hurt, does it hurt?' and in front of the goddess there were stairs, and there were a total of 1,693 steps. 1,693 was the final score for 'Wang-sa-nam.'"

During the script reading for Jang Hang-jun's next project, the three actors delivered lively performances. The producer immediately offered contracts, and Heo Sung-tae drew bursts of laughter by writing a message of gratitude to his benefactor, Director Kim Jee-woon, instead of signing the contract.

Meanwhile, at the end of the broadcast, auditions by actors Lee Jun-hyuk and Jung Man-sik were previewed. In addition, a phone call with actor Sul Kyung-gu, who served as a motif for the script of the next project, was teased, raising anticipation for the next episode.

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Lee Min-ki Reenacts Viral Rhythmic Dialogue on 'The Great Hang-jun': "I Thought It Was Made in Post-Production"

star@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 07:04:00 +0900

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Lee Min-ki reenacted his viral acting scene.

On the November 12 broadcast of SBS's "The Great Hang-jun," actors Heo Sung-tae, Kwak Sun-young, and Lee Min-ki drew attention by taking part in an audition for Jang Hang-jun's next project.

During the audition that day, when asked about director Jang Hang-jun's reputation among people around him, Lee Min-ki drew laughter by saying, "I haven't heard anything."

Furthermore, when asked if there was anything he wanted to say to the master, he caught attention by answering, "It feels like everything is a joke, so I hope there is at least a bit of sincerity."

On this day, Jang Hang-jun brought up Lee Min-ki's acting in the drama "My Liberation Notes." He praised him, saying, "You deliver lines very quickly, and keeping the pace of the lines consistent to match the character is not easy."

Next, Kim Poong mentioned the viral video featuring Lee Min-ki's rhythmic, melodic delivery of lines that felt like listening to Jang Ki-ha rap.

In response, Lee Min-ki said, "To be honest, I thought that video was made through post-production. I was surprised myself when they said they only added music." He then drew attention by reenacting the viral lines on the spot.

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'The Great Hang-jun': Kwak Sun-young Shares She Heard Director Jang Hang-jun Puts Actors at Ease

star@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 07:00:00 +0900

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What is director Jang Hang-jun's reputation among those around him?

On the November 12 broadcast of SBS's "The Great Hang-jun," actors Heo Sung-tae, Kwak Sun-young, and Lee Min-ki (MINGI) drew attention by participating in an audition for director Jang Hang-jun's upcoming project.

Ahead of the actual audition that day, producer Song Eun-i asked the actors whether they had watched any of director Jang Hang-jun's works.

With no one answering first, assistant director Kim Poong asked, "Hands up if you enjoyed 'Wangsanam'?" However, not a single person raised their hand, and the three silent actors belatedly asked one another whether they had seen the film.

Watching this, Jang Hang-jun became agitated, saying, "Wait, how can you insult someone right to their face?" Song Eun-i and Kim Poong drew laughter by responding, "This is what the public's evaluation is like. It feels so refreshing (SIWON)."

Jang Hang-jun then warned, "I've said this repeatedly, but while it's not easy for me to make you stars, I can definitely drag you down," prompting bursts of laughter.

Song Eun-i then asked about director Jang Hang-jun's reputation among those around him. In response, Kwak Sun-young said, "I don't have many friends, but I heard that you make actors feel comfortable, and that they inevitably deliver performances beyond what they thought they were capable of," making Jang Hang-jun beam with satisfaction.

However, Song Eun-i and Kim Poong joked, "It gives them courage, thinking, 'If even he can direct, why not me?' And because actors realize they must stay completely alert, that is why performances beyond their normal limits come out."

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'Tails of Tales' College Student Attacked Over 70 Times, Were the Suspects a Teen Couple?

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Thu, 12 Nov 2026 18:19:00 +0900

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SBS's "Tails of Tales" will shed light on the 2012 Sinchon college student murder case that shocked the world and the reality of the "saryeong cafe" lurking behind it.

Airing on the night of November 12 at 10:20 PM, "Tails of Tales" is featured as the episode "Closed World – Saryeong Cafe Murder Case." On this broadcast, JENO of NCT DREAM, singer SUNG HANBIN, and actor Yoon Bok-in will appear as listeners.

The case began on April 30, 2012, when a 20-year-old college student was found dead in a park in Sinchon, Seoul, having been attacked over 70 times. The suspects arrested the next day were, surprisingly, a seemingly ordinary high school couple.

Through an email tip received by a reporter covering the incident, the shocking story came to light that behind this brutal crime existed an online "saryeong cafe" that revered the souls of the dead, along with a mysterious figure known as "the Witch" worshipped by members.

The broadcast vividly retraces the process through actual group chat logs showing how the murder was planned like a game and how collective psychology led to tragedy.

Listening to the story, the three listeners were unable to hide their shock. JENO, an avid viewer of "Tails of Tales," delivered a meaningful message, saying, "Whatever the reason, no one has the right to take a person's life." SUNG HANBIN also could not conceal his astonishment, stating, "It is terrifying to think that situations like this could happen around us."

In particular, Yoon Bok-in, who experienced something strange in the studio while trying out a spirit summoning ritual, expressed firm anger after hearing the full account of the case, saying, "Where does anyone get the right to do that? No one has the right to do that," which will add to the solemnity felt by viewers.

"Tails of Tales," which covers the tragedy born of the closed world of a chatroom, airs on November 12 at 10:20 PM.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)

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Why Kim Yun-seok Was Drawn to 'White Blast': "What If You Lost Your Home and Became Useless?"

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Thu, 12 Nov 2026 18:04:00 +0900

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Actor Kim Yun-seok shared specific details about what drew him to the story of the film "White Blast."

Attending the press screening and media conference for the film "White Blast" held on the afternoon of November 12 at CGV Yongsan in Seoul, Kim Yun-seok summarized the project: "You could say this film is a story about the newcomer and the person departing." He added, "It is also a story of the new generation and the older generation. Going further, you could see it as a condensed story of a father and a son."

Stationmaster Jeong Gap-soo of Seolo Station, played by Kim Yun-seok, gets entangled in unexpected events ahead of his retirement. Speaking about the complex inner world of Jeong Gap-soo, Kim said, "I think his final line speaks for everything he feels," adding, "I felt that this isn't just an individual's issue, but could also be an issue concerning the society we are moving toward."

In its opening, "White Blast" shows Jeong Gap-soo's daily routine for about five minutes. Depicting Gap-soo treating Seolo Station like his home, it lays the groundwork for the upcoming incidents and his psychological shifts. Up until the arrival of his successor, Lee Hyun-taek (Koo Kyo-hwan), the movie appears to be a simple crime thriller, but it soon veers off predictable paths to deliver plot twists and character subversions.

Explaining Jeong Gap-soo, Kim Yun-seok said: "To describe Jeong Gap-soo, imagine living in a place on a lease or rent, but your deposit has been entirely eaten up by monthly rent down to zero, and the landlord calls telling you to move out. You have to leave, but you have nowhere to go. What choices would this person make in that state? For someone to whom Seolo Station is everything, a replacement has arrived, and I acted while contemplating how he would feel watching that person treat what he holds precious as trivial. I tried to answer the question, 'What if you've now become a useless person?' through Gap-soo's psychological state. While the characters' actions in the film cannot be justified, I would be grateful if these questions resonate with the audience to some extent."

The original work behind "White Blast" is a play. Kim Yun-seok is a stage-actor-turned-film-star who worked for a long time at the theater company Hakchon. His feature directorial debut, "Another Child," was also based on a play. His eye for scripts and analytical skill, honed through directing and acting in theater, are widely known. At the press conference that day, he helped audiences understand the emotional shifts of the characters—which might not be fully untangled in a single viewing—by explaining them from the dual perspective of an actor and director.

Kim Yun-seok remarked carefully, "Back when I did theater, directors used to say, 'When human beings are on stage, how could it not be interesting?' They said that if it isn't interesting, then the approach itself is flawed and untrue. The idea is that if the diverse facets of humanity are properly conveyed, every story is engaging. The greatest weapon of 'White Blast' is the human element. If the fragile aspects of human nature are properly illuminated, I believe the audience will find it compelling."

"White Blast" is a mystery drama set in a rural train station isolated by heavy snow, where a mysterious dead body is discovered in front of stationmaster Gap-soo (Kim Yun-seok), who is facing retirement, and newly arrived successor Hyun-taek (Koo Kyo-hwan). The film hits theaters on November 18.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)

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"Our Essence Is the Stage and Music" ATEEZ Soars Higher with 'UP'

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Thu, 12 Nov 2026 17:44:00 +0900

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Without settling for the explosive success of their previous release, the group ATEEZ is once again leaping toward greater heights, using the essence of "the stage and music" as their weapon.

On the afternoon of November 12, a press conference was held at Novotel Ambassador Seoul Gangnam in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, to commemorate the release of ATEEZ's 15th mini album "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6."

On this day, leader HONGJOONG shared his thoughts on the comeback, stating, "It is already our 15th mini album, but every time we release new music, I still feel nervous and excited." He added, "At the beginning of this year, the members promised each other, 'Let's do three comebacks well.' Welcoming our 8th anniversary following our contract renewal holds special meaning, and we wanted to share our ambition that ATEEZ will continue to fiercely look upward and move forward."

The title track "UP" from the 15th mini album, set to be released on November 13 at 2 p.m., is a song featuring intense brass and explosive bass, capturing the determination to surpass their own limits without stopping.

MINGI, who took part in writing the lyrics, explained, "We unraveled the narrative of the past eight years in the lyrics, drawing from our debut album 'TREASURE' series all the way to the 'GOLDEN HOUR' series." SEONGHWA also showed confidence, saying, "It is a song that clearly brings out the story we have told from our debut until now, ATEEZ's ambition to rise even higher, and our pirate concept."

The performance for this song is also a standout highlight. YEOSANG, who took center stage for the dance break in the final chorus, emphasized, "During our last promotions for 'BAD,' SAN pulled off the killing part so well that it would be a lie to say I felt no pressure, but I prepared hard with a sense of responsibility." He added, "For this stage, every member is a killing part from beginning to end, so there won't be a single section to miss."

Earlier, ATEEZ's 14th mini album, released last June, surpassed 1.88 million copies in first-week sales, and the title track "BAD" sparked a social media challenge craze, greatly expanding their domestic public recognition. SAN, a key figure behind the challenge, said, "In the past, there were many times when we had to explain ATEEZ's overseas achievements ourselves, but now many people recognize us, so we are spending dreamlike days." He shared, "I poured my heart and soul into this album to become someone worthy of that love." WOOYOUNG also offered a cheerful word of gratitude, saying, "Small perks have emerged, like people recognizing us at restaurants and giving us complimentary service."

ATEEZ topped the Billboard 200, Billboard's main album chart, with their 2nd studio album, 11th mini album, and 14th mini album, recording their third total No. 1. In particular, by achieving the meaningful milestone of charting in the top 10 with nine consecutive albums, they set a remarkable record for the most Billboard 200 Top 10 entries among K-pop groups in the 2020s.

Even amid their dazzling achievements, the place ATEEZ is looking toward remains clear. HONGJOONG firmly stated, "The reason 'BAD' went viral was ultimately thanks to our stage performance videos." He added, "The essence we want to focus on is the stage and music. Without being shaken by the success of our previous work, we want to prove ourselves through good music and performances."

As the driving force that allowed them to reach their 8th anniversary without any member departures and make three comebacks in a single year, they pointed to their fandom, ATINY. YUNHO expressed his affection, saying, "With solid teamwork, we renewed our contracts, and a virtuous cycle continues where receiving immense love from our fans makes our desire to repay them grow even bigger." He added, "ATINY is our driving force and our strength."

Finally, as seniors who wrote the "miracle of an idol from a smaller agency," they did not forget to offer warm advice to junior idols. WOOYOUNG shared heartfelt encouragement, saying, "Everyone moves at a different pace, but my favorite saying is 'Let's not rush, but let's not give up.' If you put in endless effort, it will definitely happen. Because we were able to do it, anyone can do it."

Meanwhile, featuring a total of five songs, including the pre-release track "Drip" and the title track "UP," as well as "ANEMIA," "FAITH," and "Hollow Victory," ATEEZ's 15th mini album "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6" will be released on various online music platforms on Friday, November 13 at 2 p.m.

[Photo = Reporter Baek Seung-cheol]

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'White Blast' Kim Yun-seok on Fast-Paced Content: "Nowadays It's Development, Development, Development"

newsservice@sbs.co.kr(SBS Star) — Thu, 12 Nov 2026 17:30:00 +0900

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Actor Kim Yun-seok candidly shared his thoughts after encountering various new forms of content recently.

Attending the press screening and press conference for the film "White Blast" held on the afternoon of November 12 at CGV Yongsan in Seoul, Kim Yun-seok answered a question about what he felt while coming across content in new media and formats. "I don't know the exact definition and scope of content, but recently I've been coming across YouTube and Shorts a lot. Especially while promoting this project, I filmed many Shorts, and I realized, 'People nowadays like this kind of thing,' and 'We are truly living in a fast-paced era,'" he said.

He continued, "Usually, content has a dramatic structure consisting of an introduction, development, turn, and conclusion, but nowadays it goes from development to development to development and then ends. Even without a definitive conclusion, people just enjoy it if the development is entertaining. It seems people consume such formats naturally and move on to the next development," sharing his perspective on the trends of YouTube and Shorts.

Kim Yun-seok said, "Rather than watching them with a mindset of learning, it made me realize, 'These are the things people like these days.' In the past, popular songs used to be at least four minutes, usually five minutes, but nowadays more songs wrap up in two and a half minutes. I view this kind of short pacing and energy from the perspective of diversity. In that sense, I wonder if our film's short running time could also be a great advantage."

The running time of the new film "White Blast" is 89 minutes. Considering that typical commercial films run for about two hours, this is very short. As a psychological drama depicting events unfolding in a confined space, the movie is characterized by maintaining tight mystery and suspense from beginning to end.

"White Blast" is a mystery drama that unfolds when a mysterious body is discovered at a rural train station isolated by heavy snow, in front of Gap-soo (Kim Yun-seok), a stationmaster nearing retirement, and his newly arrived successor Hyun-taek (Koo Kyo-hwan). Kim Yun-seok transforms into the stationmaster of Seol-o Station nearing retirement, delicately portraying the complex psychology of the human interior through his performance.

The film will be released on November 18.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)

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