This Cannes hit from Korea is a full-bodied horror show that's both scary and hilarious.
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Host & Guest
Bangmunja
This witty, involving Korean indie charts the uneasy, incredibly odd friendship that develops between an irascible film scholar and a naïve young Christian.

Sympathy for Lady Vengeance
Chinjeolhan geumjassi
Korean director Park Chan-wook (Oldboy) delivers the third of his phenomenal revenge trilogy, concerning an angelic murderess who guards a deadly secret.

Tale of Cinema
Geuk jang jeon
Korean Hong Sang-soo (Turning Gate, The Virgin Stripped Bare…) continues his distinctly personal brand of filmmaking with this wry story about sex, lies and cinematic one-upmanship.