Bong Joon-ho’s best film to date is a masterclass in both black comedy and social commentary.
Parasite
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.
Scattered Night
Two children face a broken future in a short, but affecting drama.
A Woman Judge
A newly appointed judge struggles against societal nonsense in this significant legal drama.
A Boy and Sungreen
Two best friends embark on a search for the truth in Ahn Ju-young's comedy-drama.
A Flower in Hell
A country boy experiences another side of Korea in Shin Sang-ok’s noir romance.
The March of Fools
The future is uncertain in Ha Gil-jong’s landmark piece of Korean cinema.
Youngju
A struggling young girl finds help in an unlikely place in Cha Sung-duk’s tragic drama.
The Gangster, the Cop, the Devil
A gangster and a cop team up to catch a killer. Can they trust each other long enough to pull it off?
The Sea Village
A young woman in a small village learns to deal with loss in Kim Soo-young’s drama.
Long Live the King
A gangster tries to turn over a new leaf in Kang Yoon-Sung’s slick comedy.
