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jtownraindancer · 3 months
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Burn Gorman starring as Richard Carter in Ransomed, 2023.
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celluloidrainbow · 6 months
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계절과 계절 사이 | BETWEEN THE SEASONS (2018) dir. Kim Junsik Hae-su moves to another city and opens a cafe to start her new life. Ye-jin, a high school girl and frequent customer, starts to work at the cafe and falls for Hae-su. Ye-jin confesses her love to Hae-su when she is sure about her feelings, to disappointing and surprising results. (link in title)
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retrocinemv · 10 months
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𖥔 ࣪ ˖ 39. oldboy (2003) dir. Chan-wook Park
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speedou · 4 months
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Next Sohee (July Jung, 2022)
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tinyreviews · 1 month
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After so many movies reviewed, this one really leapt at me. I think because I can’t really tell what it is. A lot of it is subtext and open to interpretation. Is it cathartic? Is it allegorical to being stuck in society? Did the characters have arcs or did they remain true to who they were all along?
The violent scenes are really violent, but seldom shown outright on camera. Watch only if you can tolerate violence(against children, self-harm, non-cathartic violence).
Hopeless (Korean: 화란; Hanja: 禍亂; RR: Hwaran) is a 2023 South Korean neo-noir thriller film directed by Kim Chang-hoon and starring Hong Xa-bin, Song Joong-ki and Bibi. 
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nine-frames · 7 months
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"Your banquet is over."
더킹 (Deoking / The King), 2017.
Dir. & Writ. Han Jae-rim | DOP Woo-hyung Kim
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burning (2018)
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papillon-de-mai · 1 year
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Hands aesthetic in Decision to Leave
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ogradyfilm · 8 months
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Recently Viewed: The Housemaid (1960)
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The Criterion Channel’s synopsis describes The Housemaid as a “venomous melodrama,” and it certainly earns that label; director Kim Ki-young apparently doesn’t know the definition of the word “subtle.” His camera swoops and soars like a vengeful spirit, pushing in and dollying backwards with relentless, whiplash-inducing speed. His compositions are equally dynamic, fragmenting the image into claustrophobic sub-frames by observing the action through doorways, stair railings, and rain-drenched windowpanes. The music is likewise maximalist, characterized by eerie strings, mournful woodwinds, and a mercilessly abused piano.
The over-the-top visual style and sound design perfectly complement the sensationalistic story, which revolves around the gradual deterioration of an affluent teacher’s idyllic domestic life following a brief affair with the eponymous servant. While the movie’s social commentary isn’t terribly nuanced and its central conflict often comes off as rather misogynistic (the male protagonist, for example, lacks any agency whatsoever in his own downfall; his role in the narrative is akin to driftwood, passively buffeted by the dueling currents of his wife’s materialism and his mistress’ insatiable lust), the plot is nevertheless thoroughly engrossing—bolstered by an irreverent, absurdist tone that frequently borders on darkly humorous (tragedy and comedy are, after all, two sides of the same coin).
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The Housemaid is a true cinephile’s delight. Its thematic density and moral ambiguity inspired an entire generation of South Korean filmmakers (its influence on Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook in particular is plainly evident in every shot, every cut, every twist)—and that alone makes it absolutely essential.
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t0rschlusspan1k · 2 years
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So what should a normal person do to find gifsets of a South Korean horror film called Cinderella and made in 2006?
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revengeofgojira · 2 years
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Official cover art for Wang Ma Gwi is out!
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celluloidrainbow · 7 months
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여고괴담 두번째 이야기 | MEMENTO MORI (1999) dir. Kim Tae-yong & Min Kyu-dong A student at an all-girl school, Mi-na discovers the discarded diary shared by her classmates, once very close Shi-eun and Hyo-shin. As Mi-na becomes more engrossed in the diary, which also reveals that Shi-eun and Hyo-shin’s relationship was more than friendship, she becomes more curious about them, creating tension with her best friends, Yeon-an and Ji-won. But when Hyo-shin suddenly takes her own life, the environment at school goes from merely tense to terrifying. (link in title)
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retrocinemv · 8 months
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𖥔 ࣪ ˖ 63. snowpiercer (2013) dir. bong joon-ho
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speedou · 8 months
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A Midsummer’s Fantasia (Jang Kun-jae, 2014)
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theaskew · 2 months
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nine-frames · 9 months
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늑대사냥 (Neukdaesanyang - Project Wolf Hunting), 2022.
Dir. & Writ. Kim Hong-seon | DOP Yoon Ju-hwan
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