A missing person case involving a female university student and the victim in a hit and run case appears to be the same person. Detectives look for a witness. A witness, Min Soo-Ah appears, but Min Soo-Ah is blind. She used to be a promising student at the police academy. With her acute senses, Min Soo-Ah is able to reveal important clues on the hit and run case. Another witness, Kwon Gi-Seob then appears. Gi-Seob, who witnessed the case with his own eyes, gives contradictory statements to Min Soo-Ah. The investigation then goes through many twists and turns, while Min Soo-Ah finds herself up against the killer.

It is May 2008. The South Korean city of Gwangju, will commemorate the May 18th 1980 uprising in style. They will stage a grand re-enactment of the scenes of the May uprising 25 years earlier, when martial law troops killed civilians, including women and children, who were simply exercising their democratic right to assemble and protest, in the early days of the South Korean democracy. The May 1980 has ever since been a dark stain on South Korean history. For the re-enactment, two groups of Gwangju citizens will play the roles of Citizen Army on the one hand, and of the Martial-law troops on the other, and confront each other in the square in front of the provincial government's civic center. The movie begins with stark documentary footage dealing with the actual event. Gradually, the story of Soonji and Jaegu during the re-enactment takes hold. Before long, the historic facts and fiction run against each other, as Soonji remembers her parent's plight of earlier times. As the reenactment groups collide, so do the facts of Soonji's life and the fiction she is now engaged in, until she can no long separate fact from fiction. A poetic, high production value coming of age film set against the backdrop of history.

The head of the Goldmoon crime syndicate is dead, leaving his top two lieutenants. Seizing the opportunity, the police launch an operation called "New World," with the perfect weapon. The boss' right hand man, Ja-sung (Lee Jung-jae, THE THIEVES), has been a deep-cover operative for 8 years, closely watched by handler Police chief Kang (Choi Min-sik, OLDBOY). With a baby on the way, and living in mortal fear of being exposed as a mole, Ja-sung is torn between his duty and honor as a cop, and the fiercely loyal gang members who will follow him to hell and back. Using inside information from Ja-sung to damage the relationship between the two feuding contenders, suspicions grow that a traitor lives in their ranks. Ruthless Jung (Hwang Jun-min, BLADES OF BLOOD) escalates the game by hiring hackers to search the police database. As Operation New World closes in, and with the stakes climbing higher and a gangland bloodbath guaranteed among those that remain, Ja-sung makes a final, shocking decision no one could have predicted.

Ara (Ha Na Kyung) is a businesswoman who secretly meets up with clients for afterhours rendezvous. Mi Yeon (Kwak Hyun Hwa) hates the way men blatantly stare at her figure, but when she realizes a neighbor is secretly watching her through the window, she begins to reveal more of her body to the peeping Tom. Follow two women with very different lifestyles and views on sexuality in the racy and humorous romantic drama The Secret Lives of Women.

Toward the end of the Korean War, an uneasy ceasefire is ordered, but out on the Eastern front line of the Aerok Hills, in an expanse of land called the Aero-K, fierce fighting continues. A race to capture a strategic point to determine a new border between the two Koreas is the ultimate prize. At the Eastern border stands the Alligator Company, known to be the best soldiers of the front line. They are the only unit to have survived the worst battle of the war at Pohang. When a South Korean bullet is found in the dead body of a company commander, Lieutenant of Defense Security Command Kang Eun-Pyo is ordered to investigate Alligator Company for the murder. Upon arrival, Kang Eun-Pyo is immediately shocked at the state of the soldiers, the conditions on the front, and the presence of Kim Soo-Hyuk, a former friend he believed to be dead. With a truce promised for years but no end in sight, one man struggles to make sense of a crime in the face of countless lives sacrificed for war.

1623, the 15th year of King Gwanghaegun's reign, King's loyal servant and legendary archer, General Choi Pyong-ryang, is framed for treason and gets executed. His entire household meets the same tragic fate but his young son and daughter, Nam-yi and Ja-in, escape and flee to the safety of their father's longtime friend, Kim Mu-seon's home. The brother and sister take refuge under Kim's wing and are raised as his own. 13 years pass and Qing China carries out a brutal invasion against Joseon, in what will later be known as second Manchu invasion of Korea. On the wedding day of Ja-in and Kim Mu-seon's son, Seo-gun, Qing troops led by Commander Jiusinta attack the village and take the villagers as prisoners. Ja-in is among the hostage. When Nam-yi returns home later after getting injured in a battle, he finds his guardian murdered and his sister taken away by the Qing men. Nam-yi chases after the troop in a desperate attempt to save his sister. Nam manages to track down Ja-in but must face a battle with Jiusinta's best men in order to escape.

During a turbulent time when political upheaval, rebellion, and invasion are coming to a head with a clash between two swordsmen caught up in a violent and bloody struggle to seize control of the country they love. With their army of alliance standing behind them they will meet for the most important battle of their lives. Swords will be drawn while many lives are lost, but only one swordsman will walk away the new king of the land.

Joo Young-Soo is a well-respected minister and a loving family man with a beautiful wife and daughter. One day, his picture perfect life is shattered to pieces when his five-year old daughter, Hye-rin, is kidnapped. The minister and his wife cling onto God with desperate prayers but she never returns. Feeling betrayed and distraught with anguish, Joo renounces his faith and turns to a completely secular life. Eight years pass and he has become a corrupt businessman who laughs at his estranged wife for not giving up hope on their daughter. Joo's life changes again when he receives a phone call from the kidnapper, who demands a ransom in exchange for the girl. The call shakes Joo awake and he realizes that he is given another chance at rescuing his daughter from the hands of a psycho kidnapper -- the last chance.

Despite their different family backgrounds, four friends grew up together in the wearisome years of the 70s. But as time goes by, each of them takes a different life path. After enrolling in college, Sang-taek and Joong-ho return to visit Dong-su and Joon-suk, only to find one of them in jail and the other on drugs. Slowly life takes difficult turns where friends become rivals in the crime world. Regarded as the quintessential crime saga of Korean cinema, Friend was the highest grossing South Korean movie of all time upon its release.

At the turn of the 20th century, Tanya, the King's personal barista gets caught in between a coup d'etat attempt that will shape Korea. She must choose between her lover, a russian sharpshooter or the imcumbent King Gosung.

In this sexy mystery farce set in Korea, several troublesome college students get abducted and "forced upon" by a mysterious woman. Now they are on a mission to find the culprit by spying on all the girls in their village.

Cannes-winning director, Hong Sang-soo's sophomore effort take his signature naturalistic look into fleeting romance, following a sensitive girl distressed by her recent break-up and a vacationing professor looking for the services of a prostitute, as they ride the same train and visit the same sights in the tranquil mountains of the Kangwon Province in South Korea.

Shocking viewers at the Venice Film Festival, The Isle is the haunting yet gruesome masterpiece by controversial director Kim Ki-duk. In a remote fishing ground where people go to forget their deepest problems, a mysteriously silent woman acts as groundkeeper, supplier of food and beverage, and sometimes offers her own body to the lonely fishermen. One day, an ex-cop who is on the run for the murder of his lover arrives at the isle looking for a place to hide. Soon the odd couple starts to develop an unusually intimate relationship.

Her lover has never taken a dangerous risk in his life. After a seven-year engagement, she is soon to become a bride. However, everything changes after she accepts a stranger's proposal to spend the night. With him, she experiences a level of excitement and intimacy she had never experienced before. In this bare-it-all exploration of spontaneous passion, acclaimed actress Sung Hyun-Ah gives a sensual performance as the engaged woman who spends a wild night with a hunky stranger.

Yoo-suk's (Kim Joo-hyeok) girlfriend Na-ri (Lee Si-young) left him the night he meant to propose. Months later he meets traffic officer Ae-yeon (Lee Yoon-ji) during a bank hold-up. Yoo-suk's friend Bok-nam (Oh Jeong-se), a private investigator, has been trying to track down Na-ri for him. He finds that she has shacked up with Bung-chan (Kong Hyeong-jin), a reformed gangster, but when she steals from him she sets in motion a series of events that involves everyone in unexpected ways. In this comedy of errors, Korean singles struggle with finding love and it seems that nothing can go right for these singles.

In this intimate bedroom romance, Shin-ah is a free spirited modern woman and Dong-gi is a young man searching for something new and exciting. Their chance meeting turns into an unforgettable night. After breaking up with her boyfriend, Shin-ah decides to meet Dong-gi for another passionate encounter. The two fall madly in love with each other and the romance begins. But when the sex runs out of steam, will they be able to find love with one another?