South Korean film industry sees rescheduling and postponement amid coronavirus spike


By AGENCY

The release of the film 'Seobok', starring Gong Yoo and Park Bo-gum, has been postponed indefinitely. Photo: YouTube

The South Korean film industry is struggling to stem further Covid-19 infections as some filmmakers have tested positive for the virus, Yonhap news agency reported.

It said earlier this week, director Min Kyu-dong, who directed the romantic comedy All About My Wife (2012) and the drama Herstory (2018), tested positive for Covid-19.

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