JIFF 2011 Part 2 Offending Directors and Culinary Curses
Is genius hereditary? Paul Ajosshi thought it might be, so he checked out Park Chan-kyong's (Park Chan-wook's brother) first feature length film at JIFF 2011. Oh and he also nabbed some less-than...
View ArticleThe World Without Mom (1977)
The storyline of motherless boys trying to keep their family together sounds awfully maudlin, but Tom of Seen in Jeonju says it somehow works. See his full review of this film and its sequel.
View ArticleReview: Sunny (2011)
The 1980's nostalgia movie "Sunny" is a major hit, edging out summer Hollywood blockbusters in Korean theaters. Tom from Seen in Jeonju reveals why this movie is breaking box office records.
View ArticleRawr! The Supernatural Cats of Korean Cinema
I can haz afterlyf n haunt u? Check out the creepy cats have sent shivers down Korean moviegoers' spines, according to Tom of Seen in Jeonju.
View ArticleTwo of a Kind
Sympathy for Lady Chicken? Tom from Seen in Jeonju shows us how different Korean films have paid homage to some old classics.
View ArticleFilm Review: Mama (2011)
When a magazine asked Tom of Seen in Jeonju to review "Mama" with a focus on "Korean motherhood from a foreign point-of-view," he knew he had to pen a separate take on the film for the blog. So here it...
View ArticleDial M for MEOW-der
Here, kitty kitty kitty... Tom of Seen in Jeonju reviews the recent Korean horror film "The Cat."
View ArticleDance Town
There have been several South Korean films throughout the years depicting North Koreans in various ways. Koreanfilm.org discusses the film Dance Town, about a woman who finds herself in a strange land...
View ArticleThe 48th Daejong Film Awards
The 48th Daejong or Grand Bell Film Festival awarded prizes to the Korean film community. Read further to find out who took home Korea's own Oscars.
View ArticleDarcy’s Top 9+1 of 2011
Wondering if you missed any good flicks last year? Darcy Paquet from Koreanfilm.org rounds up his favorite films from 2011.
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