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Festival coverage

London Korean Film Festival

7 November – 15 November 2013

Miracle In Cell No. 7
Miracle In Cell No. 7

The London Korean Film Festival, run by the BFI, is back for an eighth year with a wide-ranging selection of films from psychological dramas to action epics to romance. Screenings are in venues across central London, including the Korean Institute.

The festival runs from 7 to 15 November.

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Latest reviews

  • Boomerang Family
    Review preview for Boomerang Family

    Everyone, bar one character, shouts, and when they are not shouting they are usually hitting someone or something or being slapped about themselves.

    Owen Van Spall · 3 out of 5
    Three grown-up siblings struggle to get along after circumstances force them to move back in with their mother.
  • Flu
    Review preview for Flu

    Park grounds the film, providing a focal point as the scale of the calamity overwhelms the adult protagonists.

    Jennie Kermode · 4 out of 5
    A terrifying epidemic threatens Seoul.
  • Pluto
    Review preview for Pluto

    Pluto is an oddly funny film - inhabiting as isolated a world as its titular celestial body.

    Scott Macdonald · 4 out of 5
    A boy works hard to try and enter the elite class at his school, but is kept out by a brutal clique.
  • Public Enemy
    Review preview for Public Enemy

    Sul's method acting seems so overdone as to be an intentional pastiche and many of the supporting cast are comedians, implying that Western audiences, fed on formulaic action pictures, don't get the joke.

    Angus Wolfe Murray · 2.5 out of 5
    A psychotic cop in Seoul has a vendetta against a businessman who murdered his parents.