Due to popularity of streaming services and increasing ticket prices, only a few Korean films recouped production costs
Experts anticipated the South Korean film industry to rebound in 2023, with pandemic restrictions and fears over. However, contrary to these expectations, the industry faced a stark reality. While the U.S. film market saw a resurgence with successful viral marketing campaigns like “Barbenheimer,” the Korean film scene struggled, with only a few films achieving profitability.
This unexpected downturn signaled a critical moment for an industry at a crossroads, challenging its traditional strategies and market dynamics.
Experts anticipated the South Korean film industry to rebound in 2023, with pandemic restrictions and fears over. However, contrary to these expectations, the industry faced a stark reality. While the U.S. film market saw a resurgence with successful viral marketing campaigns like “Barbenheimer,” the Korean film scene struggled, with only a few films achieving profitability.
This unexpected downturn signaled a critical moment for an industry at a crossroads, challenging its traditional strategies and market dynamics.
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