Dapper dresser and Third Window Films founder Adam Torel is an important figure for English speaking Asian cinema fans. His company has been responsible for bringing many important contemporary Asian titles to the West. Filmmakers like Sion Sono, Shinya Tsukamoto, Lee Chang-dong, and many more have had their films released by Torel’s company, a brand that has carefully curated a catalogue of future classics and the occasional curio. Of course with all that said it has been a long while since Third Window had any Korean films on their release slate.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Third Window Films Adds 3 More Korean Films
Dapper dresser and Third Window Films founder Adam Torel is an important figure for English speaking Asian cinema fans. His company has been responsible for bringing many important contemporary Asian titles to the West. Filmmakers like Sion Sono, Shinya Tsukamoto, Lee Chang-dong, and many more have had their films released by Torel’s company, a brand that has carefully curated a catalogue of future classics and the occasional curio. Of course with all that said it has been a long while since Third Window had any Korean films on their release slate.
Friday, April 26, 2013
UDINE 2013: How to Use Guys with Secret Tips (남자 사용설명서, 2013)
Part of MKC's coverage of the 15th Udine Far East Film Festival.
Being one of the more tired genres to litter the multiplexes, every so often romantic comedies need a little boost to remind us that they can be worthwhile. Out of all of the national industries that regularly churn them out, this seems to happen the most often in Korean cinema. Many western film viewers were introduced to the country’s cinematic output through the contemporary classic My Sassy Girl (2001), which launched the careers of both Jeon Ji-hyun (The Thieves) and Cha Tae-hyun (Speedy Scandal, 2008).
Monday, February 18, 2013
KBO: Miracle Stays Flat for 4th Straight Weekend (02/15-02/17, 2013)
Miracle Stays Flat for 4th Straight Weekend
Title | Release Date | Market Share | Weekend | Total | Screens | |
1 | Miracle in Cell No.7 | 13/01/23 | 41.20% | 1,129,726 | 8,867,424 | 721 |
2 | The Berlin File | 13/01/30 | 24.10% | 644,456 | 5,980,252 | 579 |
3 | A Good Day to Die Hard (us) | 13/02/06 | 7.80% | 210,178 | 1,297,703 | 329 |
4 | How to Use Guys With Secret Tips | 13/02/14 | 7.40% | 200,891 | 266,891 | 367 |
5 | Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters (us) | 13/02/14 | 5.70% | 138,407 | 177,571 | 297 |
6 | Marco Makaco (de) | 13/02/14 | 2.90% | 88,766 | 96,848 | 276 |
7 | South Bound | 13/02/06 | 3.00% | 84,070 | 772,586 | 240 |
8 | The Snow Queen (ru) | 13/02/07 | 1.90% | 58,181 | 245,463 | 229 |
9 | Silver Linings Playbook (uk) | 13/02/14 | 1.90% | 48,935 | 70,731 | 223 |
10 | Pororo: the Racing Adventure | 13/01/23 | 1.10% | 30,952 | 867,20 | 102 |
Thursday, February 14, 2013
New Korean Films: A Wide Variety (2013 Week 7)
(by Fabien Schneider)
This week, compared to last week, is rich with new releases. But with two documentaries, an indie fiction and a harmless romantic comedy, The Berlin File and Miracle in Cell Number 7 don't have to worry about their top spots at the box office. At least until next week, when the highly anticipated The New World will climb aboard the stage.
From Seoul to Varanasi (불륜의 시대)
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