In an act of mercy, the LKFF returns for a 15th year and is bringing all its friends and family with it.
London Korean Film Festival 2020
Ju-on Car
It’s the audience that suffers the most in Hisaaki Nagaoka’s tedious, tiresome attempt at horror.
Penguin Highway
A trio of kids work to understand just what the hell is going on in Studio Colorido’s fantasy/sci-fi adventure.
Crime Story
Jackie Chan trades slapstick for seriousness in Kirk Wong’s semi-real action thriller.
Kim Ji-young: Born 1982
A young woman questions the roles put upon her in Kim Do-young’s thoughtful drama.
#Alive
Being trapped indoors doesn’t feel like such a crazy notion in Cho Il-hyung and Matt Naylor’s accidentally prescient zombie film.
Seoul Searching
A group of rowdy teens struggle to understand where they come from in Benson Lee’s comedy-drama.
The Disastrous Life of Saiki K
Saiki Kusuo’s live-action film is just like his life: an absolute disaster.
Watch List
A young mother struggles against an unmoving system and a one-sided war on drugs in Ben Rehki’s drama.
Tag
A schoolgirl fights, runs and lives through one absolutely terrible day in Sion Sono’s wild action-horror.
The Bare-Footed Kid
In his martial arts remake, Johnnie To focuses on drama, for better or worse.
Double World
Teddy Chan’s fantasy adventure shows much possibility but never quite delivers on its YA-inspired promise.
