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Love is in the air – and undercover – in this month’s K-drama casting announcements, which find Korea’s top stars circling some novel twists on K-drama standards. Read on to find out more. 1. Nine to Six Park Min-young (Marry My Husband) and Yook Sung-jae of the K-pop outfit BTOB are in talks to lead the coming SBS drama Nine to Six, and representatives have confirmed the discus...


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Food is the starting point for romance in Gimbap and Onigiri, a new Japanese drama pairing Japanese actor Eiji Akaso and Korea’s idol-turned-actress Kang Hye-won. Set to premiere on January 12 on Japanese television station TV Tokyo, the series follows two young adults as they navigate uncertainty in their lives and experience romance despite their different cultures. Rather tha...


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This is the latest instalment in our From the Vault feature series, in which we reflect on culturally significant movies celebrating notable anniversaries. In recent months, Quentin Tarantino has been in the news for criticising actors such as Paul Dano and Matthew Lillard in a manner unbecoming of a cinephile. But there was a time he fancied himself a leading man – or at least,...


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Lead cast: Ahn Bo-hyun, Lee Joo-bin Latest Nielsen rating: 4.6 per cent Ahn Bo-hyun (Flex X Cop) and Lee Joo-bin (The Divorce Insurance) team up for the new rural romcom Spring Fever. Following hit shows such as Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha and Welcome to Samdal-ri, this series adheres to the archetype of the sad city woman retreating to the countryside, where she finds love and healing...


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3/5 stars The terrible burden of grief is laid bare in The Thing with Feathers, a gloomy but undeniably touching drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch. The celebrated source is Max Porter’s prize-winning 2015 debut novella, Grief Is the Thing with Feathers, which was previously turned into a play by Enda Walsh that Cillian Murphy headlined in 2019 at London’s Barbican. Here, the s...


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