South Korea – Cineccentric

by Eugene Kang October 13, 2022 0

Reviews

Decision to Leave ★★★★

The body of a hiker is found at the base of a mountain near a rural town. It seems toContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics May 1, 2022 0

This month’s edition of What We’re Watching brings us a look at two Kenji Mizoguchi films as well as a numberContinue Reading

by Alex Sitaras August 19, 2021 0

Seo Bok Like a number of stories told before it, Seo Bok asks the question “what if we could liveContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics April 1, 2021 0

Alex Sitaras: It may seem a little on-the-nose to release a film revolving around a pandemic, yet Ben Wheatley hasContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics December 22, 2020 0

Nick Davie: As 2020 draws to a close, South Korean cinema has never been as popular as it is now,Continue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics October 1, 2020 0

Video on Demand By Alex Sitaras October means Halloween, and for this reason it would be remiss if we didn’tContinue Reading

Video on Demand By Eugene Kang HBO Max is already making a name for itself with its partnership with TCM.Continue Reading

by Eugene Kang July 13, 2020 0

Reviews

Though South Korea has really come into its own as an economic and cultural superpower to be reckoned with inContinue Reading

by Eugene Kang July 7, 2020 0

Class struggle is present in almost every society, but it seems that Korean culture is especially obsessed with this theme.Continue Reading

by Rosie Blackburn May 23, 2020 0

Of Our Time

“She’s of age.”“…Of age for what?” Park Chan-wook‘s English language debut Stoker, written by Wentworth Miller, is a curious tale.Continue Reading