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Wednesday, June 20, 2018

Review: FORGOTTEN Mislays Its Mystery after Strong Start

By Pierce Conran Modern thrillers live or die by their twists, and while an unexpected and well-executed surprise can elevate a film f...

Saturday, August 12, 2017

Review: MIDNIGHT RUNNERS Reaches Finish Line with Gags, Brawls and Thrills

By Pierce Conran Koala director Kim Joo-hwan graduates to commercial cinema in fine form with the entertaining youth cop comedy-thri...

Friday, February 3, 2017

Review: DONGJU: THE PORTRAIT OF A POET Offers Sober and Compelling Look at Korean History

By Pierce Conran During the last year, the floodgates have opened for the Japanese Occupation Period in mainstream Korean cinema, yet...

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Review: C'EST SI BON Trades Rich 60s Music Setting for Dull Romance

By Pierce Conran A terrific period setting is squandered in the disappointing C'est si bon , a twee and lethargic romance masquera...

Monday, August 11, 2014

PiFan 2014 Review: Horror Comedy MOURNING GRAVE Aims Low But Hits Its Mark

By Pierce Conran Korean horror has been in the midst of a rough streak for the past half decade. Relying on worn out themes, new works b...

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