New Korean Films: People Who Lend a Hand (2015 Week 15)

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Black Hand (검은손) By Fabien Schneider Jung-Woo is a married man, but he also has a secret relationship with Yoo-gyeong, one of the doctors he... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Les Amours des séniors (2014 Week 14)

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Salut d'Amour (장수상회) By Fabien Schneider The unfriendly and inflexible old man Seong-chil, who is a model employee at Jang-su Mart and p... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Balls Delivery (2015 Week 13)

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Foulball (파울볼) By Fabien Schneider Kim Sung-keun has been a baseball coach to many internationally successful players. Along with many young... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: First Steps (2015 Week 12)

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Twenty (스물) By Fabien Schneider Three friends are spending together the most confusing period of their lives, when they enter their twenties... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Vengeful Society (2015 Week 10)

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Socialphobia (소셜포비아) By Fabien Schneider Ji-woong and Yong-min are two aspiring police officers who are soon going to take exams. When a mys... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Deadly Sins (2015 Week 9)

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Empire of Lust (순수의 시대) By Fabien Schneider In 1398, six years after the founding of the Joseon kingdom that succeeded Koryeo, a struggle fo... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Wandering Souls (2015 Week 8)

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By Fabien Schneider Yes, I know, you must have been profoundly perturbed from waiting in vain for my column last week. But rest assured that... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Smart Moustaches (2015 Week 6)

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Detective K: Secret of the Lost Island (조선명탐정 : 사라진 놉의 딸) By Fabien Schneider Two years after his investigation of a series of murders led t... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Tellement bon! (2015 Week 5)

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C'est si bon (쎄시봉) By Fabien Schneider At the end of the 60s, the “C’est si bon” music hall was the place where new trends in folk music... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Trampled Flowers (2015 Week 4)

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Shoot Me in the Heart (내 심장을 쏴라) By Fabien Schneider Soo-Myung witnessed the traumatic experience of his mother’s suicide, and has since bec... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: At a Crossroads (2015 Week 3)

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Gangnam Blues (강남 1970) By Fabien Schneider In the 1970s, all eyes were turned towards the underprivileged neighborhood known today as Gangn... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Love is Overdue (2015 Week 2)

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Love Forecast (오늘의 연애) Jun-su was once a young man who had just fallen in love with Hyeon-wu. They started to date, but he couldn’t work up ... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Platonic Romance or Edonist Pleasure? (2015 Week 1)

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by Fabien Schneider After an excessively long break, I am pleased to announce that I am once again ready to make you discover every week the... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Censorships and Restrictions (2013 Week 36)

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The Spy (스파이) A secret agent working on a delicate issue menacing the security of the country is sent to Thailand to dislodge a terrorist gr... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: (Too) Close Encounters (2013 Week 35)

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Playboy Bong (아티스트 봉만대) A producer visits one of his directors on his shooting location in Bali, and is clearly not satisfied with the first... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Hauting Memories, Revenants and Regrets (2013 Week 34)

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Fatal (가시꽃) An unpopular high school student is lead by a band to break into a girl’s place and forced to rape her with them. Ten years late... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Impending Contagion in Theaters (2013 Week 33)

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The Flu (감기) A new disease occurs overnight and causes confusion in all hospitals. It spreads particularly fast because the virus is propaga... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Indie Films Never Die (2013 Week 32)

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Oldmen Never Die (죽지않아) Ji-hoon went to the countryside to live with his grandfather to discharge him of farm work, but also to make sure to... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Snowpiercer Belongs to the Front (2013 Week 31)

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Snowpiercer (설국열차) In the near future, while an attempt to stem global warming results in a deadly new ice age. everyone is fighting for one... Continue reading →

New Korean Films: Showbox Is Going All Bananas (2013 Week 29)

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Mr. Go (미스터 고) A director of a circus troupe in China dies leaving all his inheritance to his daughter, Weiwei, 15. Among the menagerie is a... Continue reading →