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Transparent Arts, an Asian-American talent management firm, has come on board as producer of Korean drama series “Idol: The Coup.”

In South Korea, the show will premiere on Jtbc this winter. International rights are held by iQiyi, the Chinese streaming platform.

The series is a 12-episode drama about a failing K-pop girl group called Cotton Candy. The band has just months left on its contract and must face the reality that its dreams may never come to fruition. The members decide to leave on their own terms, showing the realistic side of what being in the industry is like, but also an important message about mental health.

The series is written by Jung Yoon-Jung (“Miseang”) and directed by No Jung-Chan (“The War of Flowers”). Charles Chu, writer-director of “Chu & Blossom,” developed the series with Transparent Arts co-founder Daniel Park.

Development included creating two fictional K-pop groups “Cotton Candy” and “Mars” for the series,...

Rlje Films, an Rlj Entertainment, Inc. brand (Nasdaq: Rlje), is set to release the action/sci-fi film Kill Order on VOD, Digital HD and on DVD on Feb. 6, 2018. Written and directed by James Mark (Jumper), Kill Order stars Chris Mark (Suicide Squad), Daniel Park (Pacific Rim), Denis Akiyama (Pixels), Melee Hutton (Beautiful People), Jessica Clement (“Pure”), Jason Gosbee (Suicide Squad), Reuben Langdon (Ant-Man) and Alain Moussi (Kickboxer: Vengeance). Rlje Films will release Kill Order on VOD, Digital HD and on DVD for an Srp of $27.97.

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He has no name. Only purpose. Rlj Entertainment has debuted an official trailer for a sci-fi action movie from Canada titled Kill Order, which is actually about a student who has latent special powers. From the description, this sounds like some martial arts film from Hong Kong but it's actually made by a Canadian stuntman named James Mark, making his feature directorial debut. His stunt group, Team 2X, has started making films and this is one of their latest offerings. Chris Mark (James' brother) stars as a troubled high school student who gains superpowers when a group of armed men break into his classroom. The full cast includes Daniel Park, Denis Akiyama, Melee Hutton, Jessica Clement, Jason Gosbee, and Alain Moussi. This film is pretty much just a fun way to show off cool martial arts stunt skills, and not much else. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for James Mark's Kill Order,...