Nothing really gels together in Kevin Ko and Peter Tsi’s massively overstuffed genre clusterfuck.
A Choo
Kim Ji-young: Born 1982
A young woman questions the roles put upon her in Kim Do-young’s thoughtful drama.
Seoul Searching
A group of rowdy teens struggle to understand where they come from in Benson Lee’s comedy-drama.
Watch List
A young mother struggles against an unmoving system and a one-sided war on drugs in Ben Rehki’s drama.
The Bare-Footed Kid
In his martial arts remake, Johnnie To focuses on drama, for better or worse.
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
Karma’s a bitch (to comprehend) in Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s strange, pensive drama.
Inabe
A man reconnects with his estranged sister in Koji Fukada’s short but touching drama.
The Bros
Two wayward sons must adapt to the old ways at a tense family funeral.
Modest Heroes
Studio Ponoc shows us what it has to offer with this hour-long trio of short films.
Golden Time
A thrown-away TV learns it has outlived its usefulness in Takuya Inaba’s bittersweet animated short.
Why has Bodhi-Dharma Left for the East?
A trio of monks reflect on the hard questions in Bae Yong-kyun’s quiet, reflective piece.
A Coachman
Times are tough for an old-fashioned horse-and-cart man in a blossoming South Korea.
