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The 2019 edition of the London Korean Film Festival mixed the most celebrated Korean films of the year - some of them being screened outside their country of origin for the first time - with a retrospective exploring the country's rich cinematic history and a special focus on the work of female directors.
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A thriller about greed and corruption in a small town.
The filmmaker contemplates the Japanese grandmother she never knew.
A woman struggles to get by after her husband disappears while out fishing.
A lawyer defends her mother-in-law, who has confessed to murder.
When a pharmaceutical company's illegal experiments inadvertently create a zombie, the strange Park family finds it and tries to profit from its unexpected viagra-like effect.
Politician Koo Myung-hui discovers his wife in the garage, cleaning their son’s bloodstained car. He has just run someone over.
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