By Pierce Conran A terrific period setting is squandered in the disappointing C'est si bon , a twee and lethargic romance masquerading ...
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Part of MKC's coverage of the 19th Busan International Film Festival By Pierce Conran To date, the summer of 2014 has seen the majority ...
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By Pierce Conran Normally, when a Korean film's characters decamp to the countryside, we can expect terrible things to happen. But Yim ...
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By Pierce Conran To date, the summer of 2014 has seen the majority of mainstream Korean films fall into either of two categories: the noir t...
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By Rex Baylon For those Korean film fans that have an affinity for quiet settings and slightly damaged female characters, the films of Lee Y...
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By Pierce Conran Korean cinema has become known for its thrillers, and though the genre is one that is popular around the world, there is o...
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Part of MKC's coverage of the 15th Udine Far East Film Festival. The most anticipated Korean film of the year, with its dazzling cast an...
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(by Fabien Schneider) Small week for Korean film releases , since there is only one new film that will land in theaters. But it's...
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Lots of news this week, some of its relating to the London Korean Film Festival and its spectacular closing. Save the Green Planet director ...
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