New Documentary ‘NEW OLD BOY’ Featuring Park ChanWook Premieres Soon

Premiere of ‘NEW OLD BOY’

On October 8, 2025, the SBS documentary ‘NEW OLD BOY (뉴 올드보이) 박찬욱’ will premiere, offering an in-depth look into the life and career of acclaimed director Park ChanWook. This documentary features an exclusive interview with Park ChanWook prior to the world premiere of his new film ‘Eojjeol Su Eopda’ at the Venice International Film Festival.

Exploring Park ChanWook’s Journey

‘NEW OLD BOY’ aims to highlight Park ChanWook’s artistic journey, illustrating his resilience and dedication through early career challenges. The documentary reflects on significant milestones, including his breakthrough film ‘Joint Security Area’ and the production of the critically acclaimed ‘Oldboy’.

Insights from Notable Actors

The documentary features interviews with renowned actors such as Song Kangho, Lee ByungHun, Lee YoungAe, and Shin HaKyun. These artists share their personal experiences and reflections while working with Park ChanWook during the making of ‘Joint Security Area’. Their stories provide a unique perspective on the director’s influence on their careers and the Korean film industry.

Commemorating 25 Years of ‘Joint Security Area’

This documentary is particularly significant as it commemorates the 25th anniversary of ‘Joint Security Area’, a film that marked a turning point in Korean cinema. It also delves into the making of ‘Oldboy’, a film that has left an indelible mark on the global film landscape.

The release of ‘NEW OLD BOY’ is highly anticipated, not just by fans of Park ChanWook and K-drama enthusiasts, but also by those interested in the evolution of cinema in Korea. For more details, stay tuned to SBS and follow updates on the Venice International Film Festival.

Learn More About Park ChanWook

To explore more about Park ChanWook’s work and the impact of his films, visit the official SBS website or check out related articles on Kpopmap about his cinematic contributions.

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