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#Alive #살아있다 (2020) Review

Following the recent release of Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula over a month ago, here comes another South Korean zombie-horror

Four years ago, Yeon Sang-Ho’s Train to Busan famously took the world by storm with its impressive technical know-how and

After spending the last few years crossing the international scene with Snowpiercer (2013) and Okja (2017), acclaimed South Korean director

Korea’s renowned auteur, Lee Chang-Dong embraces the power of ambiguity in Burning, his first movie in eight years since Poetry

The Villainess tells a story about Sook-Hee (Kim Ok-Bin), who is trained as an assassin since childhood under the guidance

When a sudden viral outbreak that spread across South Korea which also includes the Seoul-based bullet train departing to Busan,