“Infinite Challenge” producer Kim Tae-ho announced that his company is expanding into the film distribution business, as he took the stage at a press screening for Hollywood film “The Drama.” “It’s my first time speaking before an audience at a movie theater,” said Kim, who is the founder and head of content production company TEO, during the film's press screening at Megabox in Coex, southern Seoul. “We decided not to limit our content to videos, but to try our hand at dramas and films, and anything else that can leave audiences with good memories.” So far, TEO has mainly produced entertainment shows for television, streaming platforms and YouTube, including “Earth Marble World Tour,” “Seoul Check-in” and “Salon Drip.” However, the company recently formed a partnership with Waterhole Company, a film distributor that has brought titles such as “Everything Everywhere All at Once” and “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — The Movie: Mugen Train” to Korean audiences. For TEO’s first film distribution project, Kim chose “The Drama,” which has drawn a