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Three women, three stages in life, one city.
The experience of awaiting sunrise on Taiwan's Ali Shan Mountain.
Jong-soo, a part-time worker, bumps into Hae-mi while delivering, who used to live in the same neighborhood. Hae-mi asks him to look after her cat while she's on a trip to Africa.
When a cabbie falls for a cop, he comes up with a ruse to catch her eye.
Many years after a little girl's disappearance, a teenager arrives at her grandmother's home,, claiming to be her, but something doesn't feel right.
A box set featuring ten films by Chang Cheh.
A young man finds himself caught up in a Korean gang.
A Military Police chief investigates a bloody massacre at a guard post.
Three Mother/daughter relationships receive eloborate cinematic analysis in a beautiful but overlong drama.
The tale of a patriot committed to ending the corruption of the Ching rulers.
To win the hand of his beloved, Chi-Hao must enter and triumph in a regional martial arts tournament.
Legendary heroes get together to fight an army.
Tragic story sees a woman recall her life.
An ex-con suffering from mental illness falls for a woman with cerebral palsy.
The teenage coming-of-age angst of a prospective swimming champion.
A grandmother discovers poetry and begins to reassess the world around her.
Soldiers at war see ghosts in the charnel house.
Exploration of grief in small-town Korea.
Two young survivors of a medieval massacre are trained in martial arts and grow up bent on vengeance.
When the ruling dynasty in China sends soldiers to destroy the Shaolin Temple, students use their martial arts to defend the school.
Multiple murders appear connected to a mysterious girl.
Scary website kills pregnant women in South Korea!
Documentary about the humanitarian impact of the Three Gorges Dam project.
A murder investigation becomes even more complicated when the corpse disappears from the morgue.
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