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- Tazza: One Eyed Jack
- Following the box office hits Tazza: The High Rollers (2006, 6.8 million viewers) from CHOI Dong-hoon and KANG Hyoung-cheol’s Tazza-The Hidden Card (2014, 4.0 Million viewers), the card shark crime drama series returns to the Chuseok holiday season in 2019 with Tazza: One Eyed Jack. From A Collectiv...
- by Pierce Conran / Sep 16, 2019
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- CHEER UP, MR. LEE
- The Chuseok holiday season is upon us, which means that the local film industry is launching several major new tiles to try and lure large family crowds to the country’s multiplexes. Among this year’s three offerings is the new comedy-drama Cheer Up, Mr. Lee, a family-friendly vehicle for star CHA S...
- by Pierce Conran / Sep 10, 2019
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- House of Hummingbird
- KIM Bora’s award-winning debut House of Hummingbird has finally flown into local theaters following its debut last year at the Busan International Film Festival in the New Currents competition. Since then, the film has been on an extraordinary festival run that has seen it bag awards all over the wo...
- by Pierce Conran / Sep 03, 2019
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- Tune in for Love
- Following his most recent work Heart Blackened (2017), the CHOI Min-shik starring remake of the Chinese legal thriller Silent Witness, director JUNG Ji-woo has reunited with KIM Go-eun, who exploded on the scene as the star of his 2012 film Eungyo. In 1994, Yoo Yeol starts his first day as the new D...
- by Pierce Conran / Aug 27, 2019
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- The House of Us
- The House of Us is director YOON Ga-eun’s follow-up to her sensational debut The World of Us, which bowed to considerable acclaim in competition at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2016. Much like her previous feature and her acclaimed shorts, such as 2013’s Sprout, YOON’s new once again fo...
- by Pierce Conran / Aug 20, 2019
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- The Battle: Roar to Victory
- Set in 1920, The Battle: Roar to Victory chronicles the Bongo-dong Battle, the first large-scale military conflict between the Korean Independence Army and the Japanese Army in Manchuria, and one which provided momentum to Korean independence forces during future battles throughout the 1920s. Led by...
- by Pierce Conran / Aug 05, 2019
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- EXIT
- The disaster film will return to Korean theaters with a comedy twist this summer when EXIT bows on July 31. From debut director LEE Sang-gun, the action-comedy features JO Jung-suk (The Drug King, 2018) and K-pop star Yoon-a (Confidential Assignment, 2017) of Girls’ Generation and was produced by Fi...
- by Pierce Conran / Jul 24, 2019
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- The Divine Fury
- Yong-hu (PARK Seo-jun)is a mixed martial artist who has a world title. Having lost his father when he was a child despite his prayers, he is an atheist who only believes in his fists. But when he wakes up one day with stigmata, he eventually agrees to visit a church to seek answers. As luck would ha...
- by Fabien Schneider / Jul 19, 2019
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- The King’s Letters
- Set in the 15th century, The King’s Letters chronicles one of the greatest achievements of King Sejong the Great, the fourth and most famous King of Korea’s Joseon Dynasty. King Sejong, played here by superstar SONG Kang Ho, dreamed of creating a writing system that could be easily used and understo...
- by Pierce Conran / Jul 12, 2019
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- HOMME FATALE
- Three years after his debut, the coming-of-age road trip comedy THE LAST RIDE (2016), director NAM Dae-joong returns to theaters with the Joseon Era period comedy HOMME FATALE, featuring LEE Jun-ho playing the first male gisaeng in Korea. Lee plays Heo Saek, a young man who was a born to a gisaeng a...
- by Pierce Conran / Jul 09, 2019
