Classic Korean Films
Features classics including ‘The Way Home,’ ‘Treeless Mountain,’ ‘Poetry,’ ‘Right Now, Wrong Then,’ and ‘House of Hummingbird’
The director’s vision is unmatched and he has a knack for unifying multiple layers into a coherent narrative, as evidenced in films like ‘Old Boy’
Kim’s artistic endeavors center on the interplay of eroticism, brutality, and dominance—both nasty and savage—while also being sensitive and often displaying mysticism
We revisit classic Korean movies starring reputed actors Gong Yoo, So Ji-sub, Lee Min-ho, Kim Soo-Hyun and Song Joong-ki
While the country’s new film releases are great, here are some classic Korean movies you can binge on during this holiday period
It is a moving story that explores the unexpected romance between two strangers who meet at an odd intersection on their way to Seattle
