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Heightened prestige of Korean film creates opportunities for Korean Americans, say actors and directors

MBK chairman s novel Offerings to hit big screen in Hollywood

The 2022 US best-selling novel "Offerings," authored by Korean-American Michael Byung-ju Kim, co-founder and chairman of South Korea's largest private equity fund, MBK Partners, is set to be adapted into a film, according to the company on Monday. Hollywood production company Anonymous Content, known for hits like "True Detective" and "The Revenant," is teaming up with Anthology Stu.

MBK co-founder s novel Offerings to hit big screen in Hollywood

The 2022 US best-selling novel "Offerings," authored by Korean-American Michael Byung-ju Kim, co-founder and chairman of South Korea's largest private equity fund, MBK Partners, is set to be adapted into a film, according to the company on Monday. Hollywood production company Anonymous Content, known for hits like "True Detective" and "The Revenant," is teaming up with Anthology Stu.

[28th BIFF] Steven Yeun, John Cho reflect on rising global Influence of K-content

Korean American actors Steven Yeun and John Cho shared their personal notes on the increasing spotlight Korean content has been getting from global audiences recently during the 28th Busan Film Festival (BIFF).

Korean American actors, directors say Koreanness made them think more deeply about cinema

BUSAN Korean American actors and filmmakers including John Cho, Steven Yeun, Justin Chon and Lee Isaac Chung gathered Friday in the port city of Busan, South Korea, as part of the Busan International Film Festival’s newly established section, “Korea Diasporic Cinema,” which showcases critically acclaimed works by or featuring Korean Americans. The programmer of Asia’s largest film festival .

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