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Now On Blu-ray: Third Window Films Does HAN GONG-JU Right
Lee Su-jin's Han Gong-ju was a surprise critical hit when it premiered at the Busan International Film Festival back in 2013. In the intervening time, the film has managed to make the festival circuit and gather an impressive load of...
Third Window Films UK Announces Stellar 2015 Slate: Tsukamoto, Nakashima, Kitano, And More
Our good friends, and friends of all fans of east Asian films, Third Window Films have given ScreenAnarchy an exclusive early look at their 2015 slate and it is marvelous!Third Window Films has a history of bringing not only the...
Busan 2014 Review: END OF WINTER Boasts Strong Cast And Subtle Mise-en-scene
Dankook University scores a New Currents competition slot at the Busan International Film Festival for the second year running with End of Winter, a controlled family drama taking place in the dead of winter. Eschewing histrionics in favour of a...
Check Out The Trailer For Festival Favorite HAN GONG-JU
Since its premiere at Busan International Film Festival last year, Han Gong-ju has been attracting a lot of critical attention. It's been awarded with many prizes both in its native South Korea (Busan) and abroad (Marrakech, Rotterdam). After an enormously successful...
Rotterdam 2014: What The Audience Liked Best
(Forget the snobby arthouse critics... see what the PAYING people thought!) Last week saw the end of the 2014 edition of the International Film Festival Rotterdam. Prizes were awarded, parties given... and the final audience ratings were added to the...
Busan 2013 Review: The Devastating HAN GONG-JU Is A Hidden Gem
What is it that drives us to the cinema, time and again? What are we looking for when we enter a theater and the lights begin to fade? In answering that question you will often come across the words entertainment...
VIFF 2012 Review: A WEREWOLF BOY Is Mainstream Melodrama
Who is Jo Sung-hee? Judging this young director by his first two feature film may be a lot like pinning down a psychological profile on Dr. Henry Jekyll. Jo's first feature, End of Animal (2010), was a very idiosyncratic quasi-religious...