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Wednesday, August 16, 2017

Review: ANARCHIST FROM COLONY Gets Lost on the Way Home

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By Rex Baylon Lee Joon-ik’s latest film  Anarchist from Colony  is a continuation of the director’s fascination with the grand events ...
Friday, February 3, 2017

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

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By Pierce Conran During the last year, the floodgates have opened for the Japanese Occupation Period in mainstream Korean cinema, yet...
Monday, February 16, 2015

Review: THE KING AND THE CLOWN is a Bawdy, Heartfelt Period Classic

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By Chris Horn There’s no question that Korean period films have continued to increase in popularity in recent years as three of the...
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Monday, September 1, 2014

KOFFIA 2014 Review: HOPE Is An Obvious Yet Successful Tearjerker

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By Hieu Chau It wouldn’t be entirely wrong to say that Korean film has some affinity for children. Whether it’s a crowd-pleasing comed...
Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Korean Cinema News (07/05-07/11, 2012)

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Plenty of news this week so dig in! PiFan is just around the corner by the way, get started next Thursday! PIFAN Check out the follo...
Monday, July 25, 2011

Korean Cinema News (07/18-07/24, 2011)

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Lots of news this week including some interviews with directors Jang Hoon and Lee Joon-ik, casting news, festival items, and english-languag...