Korean Committee Formed to Discuss Six-Month Theatrical Window
Korean officials and industry executives have established a committee to negotiate and finalize a six-month theatrical window deal. This initiative aims to address the duration films are exclusively shown in cinemas before other release formats.
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Korea Forms Committee to Hammer Out Six-Month Theatrical Window Deal
South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korean Film Council (KOFIC) have launched a public-private consultative body to negotiate a voluntary theatrical holdback agreement, aiming to finalize terms by August without waiting for pending legislation. The committee – formally titled the Public-Private Consultative Body for Improving Korean Film Distribution Structure – held […]
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South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korean Film Council (KOFIC) have launched a public-private consultative body to discuss setting a theatrical window for films in the Korean market. A bill is currently working its way through Korea’s National Assembly that calls for a six-month window for films before they can be […]
By Liz Shackleton
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