These two sisters-in-law are ready to take on the case. Making its U.S. debut in Los Angeles this Friday (May 10) is the Korean action-comedy Miss & Mrs. Cops, which stars Ra Mi-Ran and Lee Sung-Kyoung as two police officers who are also sisters-in-law who take on a high profile case no one wanted. In the film, two […]Read Post ›
The South Korean action thriller Take Point is coming to L.A. next week followed by a limited nationwide release in both the U.S. and Canada in the first week of 2019! On the day of the U.S. presidential election in 2024, Captain Ahab, who works for private military company Black Lizard, and his team of […]Read Post ›
A courier’s dream becomes a nightmare in this Korean thriller from director Noh Dong-Seok. Kim Gun-Woo is a happy go lucky courier who takes pride in his work. A one-time former band member during his university days, he spends his time listening to the traffic reports from old friend Jeon Sun-young. However, many know Gun-Woo […]Read Post ›
South Korea’s government turned upside down thirty years ago and this film depicts the events of what had transpired during that period. Director Park, a defector from North Korea, has been hired by the South Korean government to apprehend and interrogate any suspicious persons who may be accused of coming from the North. However, when […]Read Post ›
A political conspiracy transpired thirty years ago in Korea and a film about the events is gearing for a U.S. and Canada release in January. 1987: When the Day Comes revolves around a college student who is killed during a police interrogation. Government officials quickly jump to cover up the death and order the body […]Read Post ›
Choi Min-Sik searches to uncover the truth in this Korean remake to a 2013 Chinese crime drama. Yim Tae-San is a broker and influential businessman who has been highly respected with everyone around him. He finally has found love with pop singer Park Yu-Na and is set to be engaged to her much to the […]Read Post ›
1989, The Movie Group/SVS Inc. Director: Robert Radler Producers: Phillip Rhee Peter E. Strauss Writers: Phillip Rhee (story) Paul Levine (story and screenplay) Cinematography: Doug Ryan Editing: William Hoy Cast: Eric Roberts (Alex Grady) Phillip Rhee (Tommy Lee) James Earl Jones (Frank Couzo) Sally Kirkland (Catherine Wade) John P. Ryan (Frank Jennings) John Dye (Virgil […]Read Post ›
2013, Green Fish Pictures/Musa Productions/Showbox-Mediaplex Director: Won Shin-Yun Producer: David Shin Writer: Im Sang-Yoon Cinematography: Lee Sung-Jae Editing: Shin Min-Kyung Cast: Gong Yoo (Ji Dong-Chul) Yoo Da-In (Choi Kyung-Hee) Kim Sung-Kyun (Lee Gwang-Jo) Jo Sung-Ha (Kim Seok-Ho) Jo Kae-Yun (Cho) Park Hee-Soon (Min Se-Hoon) Song Jae-Ho (Chairman Park Geon-Ho) Nam Bo-Ra (Mrs. Ji) Kim Won-Jin […]Read Post ›
Hyun Bin and Yoo Hai-Jin play investigators on opposite Korean sides who join forces in this upcoming action film from director Kim Sung-Hoon. Confidential Assignment revolves around a North Korean investigator, Lim Cheol-ryeong (Hyun), who teams up with a South Korean detective, Gang Jin-tae (Yoo), to find the man that stole North Korea’s ‘superdollar,’ a notorious, counterfeit American dollar printed […]Read Post ›
The trailer for Kim Jee-Woon‘s highly anticipated return to feature-length Korean cinema has arrived and it looks fantastic. The Age of Shadows stars Song Kang-Ho and Yoo Gong and is set in the late 1920’s. The film revolves around Korean resistance fighters taking on the Japanese as they attempt to stop the independence movement. The story becomes a cat-and-mouse game […]Read Post ›
