Korean Cinema
This year’s Cannes Film Festival screened the movie in its midnight sessions and was well-received for its unique character interactions, tight direction, and frenetic action
In the period spy thriller, Hyun Bin plays Ahn Jung-geun, a Korean independence activist who assassinated Japanese statesman Itō Hirobumi
‘Painted Fire’’s deeper context of bias in society and class barriers successfully channels its protagonist’s feelings of abandonment
'Project Silence' could be released in July, while 'The Land of Happiness' will hit theaters in August. The former was presented as part of the Midnight Screenings section of the Cannes Film Festival last year
Features the action-crime movie ‘I, The Executioner,’ the documentary ‘Walking in the Movies,’ and the short film ‘Forest of Echoes’
‘A Traveler's Needs’ marks Hong’s fifth Silver Bear win at the Berlinale. It centers on an impoverished French teacher in Korea who turns to Makgeolli for comfort
Looking forward to titles including ‘My Name Is Loh Kiwan,’ ‘Escape,’ ‘Uprising,’ ‘The Great Flood,’ and more
Her set includes big wins like Park Chan-wook’s ‘Thirst,’ and Jung Byung-gil’s ‘The Villainess.’ They reiterate what Kim’s acting encapsulates—freewheeling at times, unpredictable at others, yet consistently controlled.
Features singular stories such as ‘Soulmate,’ ‘Ballerina,’ ‘Past Lives,’ ‘Concrete Utopia,’ and more distinct titles
Features Park’s stellar roles in hit titles such as ‘A Werewolf Boy,’ ‘The Silenced,’ and others
