A family adjusts to new, crowded living conditions in Yoon Da-bi’s familial drama.
Moving On
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.
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.
