You might have seen everything Jailbreak has to offer before, but this Cambodian martial arts thriller still has its moments.
Jailbreak
Underdog
An abandoned dog learns to not rely on humans in Oh Seong-yun and Lee Chun-baek’s animated adventure.
Bori
A young girl can’t quite fit in with her family in Kim Jin-yu’s appealing drama.
Intimate Strangers
The lives of seven friends are upturned when they let their phones do the talking.
Pawn
Two enforcers get more than they bargained for when they take a child as collateral in Kang Dae-gyu’s comedy-drama.
Moving On
A family adjusts to new, crowded living conditions in Yoon Da-bi’s familial drama.
A Choo
Nothing really gels together in Kevin Ko and Peter Tsi’s massively overstuffed genre clusterfuck.
Ashfall
Only nukes can save the day in Lee Hae-jun and Kim Byung-seo’s volcanic blockbuster.
London Korean Film Festival 2020
In an act of mercy, the LKFF returns for a 15th year and is bringing all its friends and family with it.
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.
