By Pierce Conran Lee Su-jin's Han Gong-ju has been named the Best Korean Film of 2014 by the Korean Film Reporters Association. The gro...
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Part of MKC's coverage of the 19th Busan International Film Festival By Pierce Conran When making films based on significant milestones ...
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By Pierce Conran Just shy of midnight on Friday, August 15th, period blockbuster Roaring Currents surpassed Avatar (2009) to become the a...
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By Pierce Conran When making films based on significant milestones in a country’s history, nationalism can be a great asset in a filmmaker’s...
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By Pierce Conran Roaring Currents has turned the Korean opening weekend record to rubble with 3.34 million admissions ($25.65 million) duri...
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Part of MKC's Revenge Week (July 8-14, 2013). Amour noir as a genre in film has always been popular with Korean audiences. From as f...
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Part of MKC's Revenge Week (July 8-14, 2013). By David Bell Released the same year, Jang’s Bedevilled offers a more delicate approach...
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Part of MKC's Revenge Week (July 8-14, 2013). By David Bell Spectacles of violence are an important aspect of modern cinema. At times...
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Part of MKC's coverage of the 15th Udine Far East Film Festival. Ever since I discovered Korean cinema, I’ve been a fan of the industry’...
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Ever since I discovered Korean cinema, I’ve been a fan of the industry’s frequent experimentations with genre. Almost every film that comes ...
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