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Watch: Byun Yo Han Looks Fondly Upon Moon Sang Min And Go Ah Sung Who Take Their First Steps Into Love In New Film "Pavane" Teasers
Upcoming film “Pavane” has unveiled a new poster and teaser! Based on the best-selling novel “Pavane for a Dead Princess,” “Pavane” tells the story of three young adults struggling to love themselves. As these emotionally closed-off individuals find solace in each other’s company and slowly become a ray of light for one another, they ultimately learn to face life and love again. The newly released main poster features Mi Jung (Go Ah Sung), Yo Han (Byun Yo Han), and Gyeong Rok (Moon Sang Min) taking a selfie together—as though capturing a precious moment of youth that will never come again. Mi Jung, who always stayed in the shadows to avoid people’s uncomfortable stares, is smiling brightly unlike her usual self, heightening curiosity about her story as she meets Yo Han and Gyeong Rok and slowly begins to open the closed door of her heart. Yo Han also adds free-spirited energy with his signature playful smile. Gyeong Rok, a young man living in reality after giving up on his dream of becoming a dancer, piques curiosity with eyes that seem indifferent yet carry a hint of a smile—prompting questions about what changes he will undergo after meeting Mi Jung and Yo Han. The main trailer opens with Yo Han’s narration: “All love is a misunderstanding—a misunderstanding that that person is different from everyone else and a misunderstanding that it will last forever,” foreshadowing a sweet yet bittersweet youth romance. One day, Gyeong Rok finds his gaze repeatedly drawn to Mi Jung, who has a distinctive aura. The gentle piano melody flowing between the two deepens the sense of immersion in the moment when love begins. Meanwhile, Yo Han’s appearance as he advises Gyeong Rok not to approach Mi Jung too lightly may seem carefree and purely cheerful with silly jokes and playful humor, but at the same time, this highlights his own deep insight and multidimensional charms. However, the more Gyeong Rok gets to know Mi Jung, the more certain he becomes of his own feelings, and the sight of the two sharing a happy moment together brings a warm smile to viewers’ faces as well. Mi Jung’s narration—“You called me up when I was in pitch-black darkness”—gently soaks the scene with emotion, conveying her tender feelings toward Gyeong Rok, who unhesitatingly approached her as she hid in the shadows to avoid people’s uncomfortable stares and who shone a beam of light her way. “Pavane” will be released on Netflix on February 20.
BLACKPINK's Lisa To Star In New Netflix Film
BLACKPINK’s Lisa is set to make her feature film debut! On February 5 local time, Netflix officially announced that Lisa would be starring in a new “Notting Hill”-inspired romantic comedy feature film penned by Katie Silberman, the writer of “Booksmart” and “Set It Up.” Although Lisa previously made her small-screen debut in Season 3 of the HBO series “The White Lotus,” this upcoming Netflix film will mark her first leading role. LALISA ROM-COM ERA!LISA will star in a new "Notting Hill-inspired" romantic comedy feature for Netflix written by Katie Silberman (Booksmart, Set It Up)! pic.twitter.com/V8h38evLsF— Netflix (@netflix) February 5, 2026
“Choir Of God” Surpasses 1 Million Moviegoers
“Choir of God” has surpassed 1 million moviegoers! According to the Korean Film Council’s integrated ticketing network, the film officially surpassed 1 million moviegoers on January 4. The film opened in a relatively small number of theaters and has written a dramatic story of rising from fifth place to first at the box office, fueled entirely by audience support. Since its release, it has also held the top spot for weekend seat occupancy for four consecutive weeks. “Choir of God” tells the story of a fake choir formed in North Korea as part of a foreign currency-earning scheme, leading to a series of unexpected events. To commemorate the milestone, the cast including Park Shi Hoo and 2AM’s Jeong Jinwoon posed for a celebratory group photo. Congratulations to the cast and crew!
Watch: Kim Tae Ri Breaks Down Crying While Teaching A Kids' Theater Class In New Variety Show Teaser
tvN’s upcoming variety show “Curtain Up, Class” has released a new teaser! “Curtain Up, Class” is a new reality program that follows Kim Tae Ri as she becomes the teacher of an after-school theater class at a small-town elementary school. The show, which marks Kim Tae Ri’s first time appearing on a variety show as a member of the fixed cast, will also feature Choi Hyun Wook and Kangnam as assistant teachers. The new teaser begins with Kim Tae Ri arriving at the elementary school, determined and full of spirit. However, she soon bursts out laughing as she jokingly remarks, “I think this will be my first and last variety show.” The teaser immediately goes on to show why: Kim Tae Ri’s theater class quickly descends into chaos as the children begin crying, screaming, and running around. Flustered by the unpredictable behavior of unruly kids who can’t seem to stay still for a single moment, a startled Kim Tae Ri laughs, “Why are you crying? Why are you crying?” After sending the children home for the day, Kim Tae Ri bursts into tears, piquing curiosity as to what could have happened to cause her emotional breakdown. “Curtain Up, Class” will premiere on February 22 at 7:40 p.m. KST.
February Variety Show Brand Reputation Rankings Announced
The Korean Business Research Institute has revealed this month’s brand reputation rankings for variety shows! The rankings were determined through an analysis of the consumer participation, interaction, media coverage, community awareness, and viewership indexes of 50 popular variety programs, using big data collected from December 4 to January 4. Audition program “Miss Trot 4” held onto its spot at No. 1 on the list this month with a brand reputation index of 8,155,371, marking a 63.12 percent increase in its score since January. High-ranking phrases in the show’s keyword analysis included “viewership ratings,” “all hearts,” and “death match,” while its highest-ranking related terms included “compete,” “sob,” and “surpass.” The program’s positivity-negativity analysis also revealed a score of 93.80 percent positive reactions. “King of Active Singers 3” maintained its position at second place with a brand reputation index of 6,644,270, marking a 101.16 percent rise in its score since last month. “How Do You Play?” shot to third place after seeing a 166.97 percent increase in its brand reputation index, bringing its total score to 6,007,683 for February. “Home Alone” (“I Live Alone”) took fourth place with a brand reputation index of 5,690,479, marking a 96.69 percent increase in its score since last month. Finally, “You Quiz on the Block” rounded out the top five with a brand reputation index of 4,329,968, marking a 45.04 percent rise in its score since January. “Miss Trot 4” “King of Active Singers 3” “How Do You Play?” “Home Alone” (“I Live Alone”) “You Quiz on the Block” “My Little Old Boy” “Running Man” “Love Call Center – Seven Stars” “Radio Star” “I Am Solo” “Knowing Bros” (“Ask Us Anything”) “Whenever Possible” “2 Days & 1 Night Season 4” “Extreme84” “Gayo Stage” “Divorce Camp” “Immortal Songs” “The King of Mask Singer” “National Singing Contest” “Dad and I”
Kim Sae Ron And Lee Chae Min Reunite As Classmates Caught Between Friendship And First Love In New Youth Romance Film
The upcoming film “Every Day, We” (literal translation) has unveiled new stills! Based on a webtoon, “Every Day, We” follows Ho Su (Lee Chae Min), who unexpectedly confesses his feelings to his childhood friend Yeo Wool (Kim Sae Ron) the day before high school begins. Caught off guard by his sudden confession and kiss, Yeo Wool reacts with anger, ending their friendship. On the long-awaited first day of high school, Yeo Wool and Ho Su find themselves in the same school and the same class, reunited under new circumstances. The newly released stills capture the ordinary daily life of typical high school students Ho Su and Yeo Wool, along with the subtle fluttering emotions hidden within those moments. In one still, Yeo Wool is seen pulling her school uniform jacket over her head as she gets caught in a sudden rain shower, her irritated expression resonating with anyone who has ever forgotten to bring an umbrella to school. Another still shows Yeo Wool chatting happily with a friend during break time, raising anticipation for the fun and excitement students experience as they form new friendships at the start of a new school term. Meanwhile, Ho Su is seen sitting in a hidden spot inside the school while wearing his uniform, evoking the nostalgic fantasy of creating a secret hideout and gathering with friends to share secrets. In addition, a still of Yeo Wool getting her hair caught on a tree, with Ho Su gently helping untangle it, hints at the sweet and innocent beginnings of first love that can arise from small, everyday mishaps. “Every Day, We” is set to hit theaters in March 2026.