Live Action - Korean

A young Korean Taekwondo competitor arrives in Japan near the end of World War II with hopes of being a fighter pilot, but instead ends up on the streets battling racism, organized crime, occupying American servicemen, and his own fear of failure as a martial artist. He retires to the wilderness for two years to train his body in the art of karate and returns to take on the world.

When Gi-joon is fired from his job, he opens the First Love Agency, a one-man organization dedicated to helping others find their long-lost first loves. Stage director Ji-woo is dragged to the agency by her father, who is convinced she won't get married because she isn't over the handsome stranger she met during a long-ago vacation in India. Can Gi-joon and Ji-woo work together to find her first love? Or will they discover that destiny has some surprises in store for them?

Three troubled women search for the mythical Flower Island which they hope will be their salvation and paradise in this offbeat road movie from Korea. The debut feature film by Cannes Grand Jury Prize winner Song Il-Gon, and winner of the Audience Award at the 2001 Pusan International Film Festival.

Yun-Seo is a respectable writer, but desires a wider audience. When he accidentally stumbles upon the underground pornographic publishing industry, he quickly finds his opportunity. He abandons his literature to pen erotic works of his own under a secret name. When his work is widely read, the Royal Court vows to find this pervert and punish him, and perhaps put him to death, but Yun-Seo enjoys writing about sex too much to stop.

The war continued for 37 months. The armistice negotiations continued for two years and two months during the war. It is estimated that the Korean War left four million dead. The entire military force was concentrated in a battle for the hills. This is a story about three million soldiers who fought a war, no longer remember the reason, and died, wishing for the end of it, while negotiations for peace remained unresolved for 25 months after June 1951.

The war continued for 37 months. The armistice negotiations continued for two years and two months during the war. It is estimated that the Korean War left four million dead. The entire military force was concentrated in a battle for the hills. This is a story about three million soldiers who fought a war, no longer remember the reason, and died, wishing for the end of it, while negotiations for peace remained unresolved for 25 months after June 1951.

Young Choi is devastated when his father passes away, followed soon after by his mother, leaving him all alone. When he meets up with a girl named Kim, who is suffering from incurable cancer, they find they are able to help each other.

In this Korean homage to Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon, eight martial arts masters, each trained in different styles of fighting such as taekwondo, karate, Muay Thai and wushu, are summoned to the mountains to meet Geochilmaru, the mysterious host of a website devoted to martial arts. Once there, the eight fighters must first compete among themselves to see who is the best, for only the winner may face Geochilmaru in the ultimate showdown.

A young newlywed couple acquires an old abandoned house that soon brings them into contact with a vengeful spirit of horror and despair. While the ghost protects the couple from unscrupulous visitors at first, it becomes apparent that it expects a terrible favor in return. Only by setting the spirit free will they have any chance of surviving its wrath.

Yoon-Hee (Kim Hyun-Ju) and Tae-Hee (Kim Ji-Ho) are sisters whose fates intertwine in the most surprising ways. The two girls were tragically separated as children. They never found each other again, and Tae-hee fortuitously went on to a life of luxury and privilege. But she is still tormented by her little sister's disappearance.

Glass Slipper Volume 2 continues the dramatic tale of sisters Yoon-hee (Kim Hyun-Ju) and Tae-hee (Kim Ji-ho), who were separated as children and reunite as adults - but without the knowledge that they're really sisters. Now rivals in life and romance, will the revelation of their true relationship be more than they can bear?

Kim Sang-nam (Jung Jae-young, Moss) is a hero on the pitcher's mound, but thanks to his drunk and disorderly behavior off the field he now faces the prospect of a lifetime expulsion from Korea's pro-baseball league. Desperate to salvage his public image, Sang-nam's manager hauls him to the countryside to serve as the guest coach for the baseball team at a school for the hearing impaired.