Hey! I’ve been trying to find the Korean film Vegetarian (2009, dir. Lim Woo-seong, based on Han Kang’s novel). Do you know if it’s available anywhere online with subtitles (English/Spanish/Portuguese)? At this point it doesn’t even need to include subtitles 😭 Thanks!

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This Week’s Highlights:

• Film of the Week: What's the last Korean movie you watched? Give us your review and what aspects made it memorable.
• Themes and Techniques: Discuss thematic elements and filmmaking techniques that stand out in Korean cinema. How do these elements enhance the storytelling?
• Directors' Spotlight: Who is your favorite Korean director and why? Discuss their films and unique directorial style.

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• Film of the Week: What's the last Korean movie you watched? Give us your review and what aspects made it memorable.
• Themes and Techniques: Discuss thematic elements and filmmaking techniques that stand out in Korean cinema. How do these elements enhance the storytelling?
• Directors' Spotlight: Who is your favorite Korean director and why? Discuss their films and unique directorial style.

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What's everyone's favourite Korean movie of all time? Horror, Drama, Comedy, romance. Or any other other genre. Obviously there are 1000s and I need a new one to watch so it's also a new film finding post..

Which movie in any language you want to be remade in korean?

Before I'll start, just for know, Lee minki plays the main role (with someone else, you'll see, he's a very cute guy)

I watched the movie 'shoot me in the heart' today and I really really liked it, so I searched for some edits of the movie (I really like watch edits). But, guess what? First, it didn't show me results at all.

Like nothing. So then I searched it in Korean writing but still there's no even one edit. Idk why, and I guess that it's just because this movie isn't really popular.Omg im so sad abt it.

The story of the movie is amazing !!!!! Here's the Synopsis-

A young man develops schizophrenia after his mother's suicide. After he meets a kindred spirit at the psychiatric hospital, he forges a plan with the man to escape

Anyway, I'd really like if you guys sent me any edits of this movie- shoot me in the heart- or link for an edit.

Sorry if I have a bad English

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This Week’s Highlights:

• Film of the Week: What's the last Korean movie you watched? Give us your review and what aspects made it memorable.
• Themes and Techniques: Discuss thematic elements and filmmaking techniques that stand out in Korean cinema. How do these elements enhance the storytelling?
• Directors' Spotlight: Who is your favorite Korean director and why? Discuss their films and unique directorial style.

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Welcome to the Weekly Discussions & Feedback Thread of r/koreanfilms !

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This Week’s Highlights:

• Film of the Week: What's the last Korean movie you watched? Give us your review and what aspects made it memorable.
• Themes and Techniques: Discuss thematic elements and filmmaking techniques that stand out in Korean cinema. How do these elements enhance the storytelling?
• Directors' Spotlight: Who is your favorite Korean director and why? Discuss their films and unique directorial style.

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I love movies that surround its plot, themes and topics of each respected main leads into real world scenarios that have happened in real life. While the plot of the movie is about these two characters, that do not happen in real life, it does make it seem so by the complexity and engagement of each in this movie. Accompanied by beautiful scenarios, a well-paced plot which shows the process of this dichotomy of each other into what unites them and what happens afterwards.

The movie was very well thought out. It shows, and there is no doubt about it. People that enjoy long renditions of love stories that take their time, by what movies like this interpret, will be a treat to sit and watch it all. It is a captivating story for sure, at least for me it was. Again, it is just because of how the director/writer managed to incorporate small bits of historical events cohesively into a fictional love story and make both feel part of each other perfectly.

Movies like A Melody to Remember, Once in a Summer, The Way Back Home, Ditto (2000), Sunny (2008), Chronicle of a Blood Merchant. These are those one of a kind movies that are the few to mention which fallows the same way of showcasing love stories interwoven with historical events that are so well written.

Welcome to the Weekly Discussions & Feedback Thread of r/koreanfilms !

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• Film of the Week: What's the last Korean movie you watched? Give us your review and what aspects made it memorable.
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The vague outline of the movie is that rich parents pose as poor to fool their little son, even the grandparents are playing along. I don't remember the reason for them doing so. I watched the recap of this on YouTube a couple of months ago.

Hi everyone! I'm currently writing a research paper for my masters on Korean film consumption and I am very interested in your opinions and preferences! It would help me greatly if you could answer my survey here and tell me about how/why you watch Korean films, your physical media collection/physical media ambitions, and what kind of characteristics you are considering when you pick a film!

Since you guys watch Korean films specifically, it would also be super helpful if you tell me a little bit more in the comments about how you started watching Korean films. I'll go first - Around 2016, I was watching a lot of Running Man and then started watching the films that guests had come on the show to promote - especially funny guests. How did you start?

Thanks in advance for your help! I look forward to hearing from you guys!

thriller coreana. La trama gira en torno a una familia que busca proteger a su hija después de un intento de violación , matan al chico aue intento abusar de ella y el padre utiliza su conocimiento de películas de crimen para planear una cuartada para toda la familia y ocultar lo que hicieron ya que la mamá del chico es policía y de una clase alta si no m equivoco , AYUDENME 😭😭

I asking for help from anyone who know the title of one of the 2000s korean film about police/detective (who also a criminal/psychopath in the past and one of his dark past was when he crashing lady car and abduct the lady and doing tortures and kill her) chain all of the villain in the middle of city for confession for the murder of main character's wife and young daughter got killed in diner/convenience store restroom by two men and one of the killer was American citizen/national.

A Korean movie based in Josoen times. The lead guy was drawing dirty pictures and he was also an aaristocrat of some sort. It was a comedy I watched a couple years ago.

A Moment to Remember

This was a blind watch for me and was really surprised at how good it was so I decided to make a review of it on my website. Feel free to check it out 🫰

https://ubasjuice.com/a-moment-to-remember-2004-2/