All DVD Releases Under The Movie - Korean Genre

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Genre: Movie - Korean

When you're playing cards, there are no eternal friends, just like there are no eternal enemies.

Be it poker (Hollywood) or mahjong (Hong Kong), the world of gambling always walked hand in hand with cinema, and it was only a matter of time before Kor

Genre: Movie - Korean

The biggest Korean film of the year comes to DVD! Released in July 2006, Bong Joon Ho's monster film The Host ripped through the box office like a force of nature. Breaking every record on the book, The Host became the first Korean film to

Genre: Movie - Korean

Beautiful, daring, and haunting, No Regret represents a breakthrough for both Korean queer cinema and independent filmmaking. Opening in only a handful of theaters, the gay-themed film not only garnered great reviews, it also managed to attract 40,

Genre: Movie - Korean

Korean romantic comedies may be a dime a dozen, but Seducing Mr. Perfect boasts a positively electric pairing. Sexy singer-actress Uhm Jung Hwa (For Horowitz) teams up for the first time with Korean American heartthrob Daniel Henney, who flu

Genre: Movie - Korean

Best known for his impishly charming roles in romantic works like My Little Bride and Rooftop Room Cat, Korean Wave star Kim Rae Won breaks from mold to portray a troubled gangster in the box office hit Sunflower. Although he also pla

Genre: Movie - Korean

Andrew Lau, co-director of such Hong Kong box office hits as Infernal Affairs and Initial D, helms this beautifully crafted romantic thriller from Korea starring Jeon Ji Hyun, the mega-popular star of My Sassy Girl and Windstruck

Genre: Movie - Korean

Romance can bloom out of the unusually weirdst events. Sometimes even very embarrassing ones.

Running after a pickpocket, Detective Kang Jae Hyuk (Lee Dong Wook, My Girl) finds out how problematic journalist Choi Soo Jin (Hyun Young, The Art of Seduct

Genre: Movie - Korean

From Kim Jee Woon, the director of such hits as The Quiet Family, The Foul King, and A Tale of Two Sisters, comes the stylish, ultraviolent gangster flick, A Bittersweet Life! Lee Byung Hun (Joint Security Area) headlines as

Genre: Movie - Korean

Lighthearted, witty, and bitingly funny, surprise box office hit 200 Pounds Beauty has become one of the top ten grossing films of all time and the highest grossing romantic comedy ever. Based on a Japanese comic by Suzuki Yumiko, the film revolves

Genre: Movie - Korean

What makes women cheat?

When the protagonist of Han Hyung Mo's 1956 masterpiece Madame Freedom opened herself to Western culture and started dating another man, it was enough to shock the country. Half a century has passed, and adultery has becom