By David Bell Following earlier instalments of Mother is a Whore (2010) and Father is a Dog (2012), Lee Sang-woo completes his th...

While many Korean films are available to buy through specialty Asian retailers, options are still frustratingly slim in individual market...

By Hieu Chau Creating a compelling domestic family drama is never an easy task mainly due to the stories these films have to tell. The...

By Hieu Chau Fashion has always played a huge part in shaping films despite the fact that costuming is easily one of the most overlook...

By Pierce Conran Following 2012's blockbuster caper hit The Thieves , director Choi Dong-hoon is back at it with the new period a...

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...

By Pierce Conran I've thought about doing a list like this for some time but frankly found the task quite daunting. Having seen s...

Today marks the 4th anniversary of MKC! After 4 years, 312 reviews, almost 900 posts and 1.05 million views I'm thrilled to say that...

By Pierce Conran Though as a theme it has spawned some of Korean cinema's biggest hits, including Shiri (1999), Joint Security Are...

By Pierce Conran The 2014 commercial Korean film calendar kicked off with Plan Man , a light and colorful romantic comedy that carries...

By Pierce Conran The Korean Film Archive (KOFA) has significantly expanded its YouTube channel , the Korean Classic Film Theater, a...

By Pierce Conran Normally, when a Korean film's characters decamp to the countryside, we can expect terrible things to happen. But...