Yu Jun-sang

A film director who no longer makes films, Seongjun, arrives in Seoul to meet a close friend. When the friend doesn't show up, Seongjun wanders the city aimlessly. He runs into an actress he used to know, shares a drink with some film students and against his better judgment, heads to his ex-girlfriend's apartment. The next day goes very much like the last; Seongjun meets the actress, has drinks with friends, and falls for woman who looks remarkably like his ex-girlfriend. Each new day plays out like a flimsy copy of the previous one, but only Seongjun knows why. Infused with a playfulness and dry wit that recalls the films of Eric Rohmer, The Day He Arrives is a delightful meditation on relationships, filmmaking, and the unknowable forces that govern our lives.

Noodle shop employees by day and demon hunters by night, the Counters use special abilities to chase down malevolent spirits that prey on humans.

Three old friends and rivals are invited to take part in a hit TV show in which past-their-prime fighters battle for redemption and ratings.

Marking the beginning of a beautiful collaboration, Hong Sang-soo’s first English-language film stars Isabelle Huppert in not one, but three roles! Wondrously meta in its structure, this playful cinematic triptych pairs capricious romantic detours with the unruly rhythms of the creative process.

When one of the US Air Force’s most modern tactical aircraft crashes in the sea near Malta, the CIA dispatches their best agent to salvage the plane's advanced weapons system before it falls into enemy hands.

At a time when maps were considered the King's exclusive property, a man devoted his life to making an accurate and accessible map for the people.

An ex-mercenary has 36 hours to piece together the clues to understand why he’s the target of a larger conspiracy and save a pregnant woman’s life.

After a religious leader's death, his son visits the rural village where he lived. There, he unearths many unsettling truths about his father.

When Youngsoo learns that his girlfriend, Minjung, was seen having drinks with another man, he can’t help but question her about it. The next day, she disappears. As he wanders and frets, Minjung has a series of encounters with other men. To them, it seems she’s not herself. Hong Sangsoo’s Yourself and Yours is a pleasing puzzle of mistaken identity, excessive drinking and he-said, she-said.

A powerful sorceress in a blind woman's body encounters a man from a prestigious family, who wants her help to change his destiny.

Quite by accident, a film director arrives in town a day early. With time to kill before his lecture the next day, he stops by a restored, old palace and meets a fledgling artist. She's never seen any of his films, but knows he's famous.

Nobody's Daughter Haewon is a poignant and fascinating drama by director Sang-soo Hong. Told in the chronological style of a diary, the story reflects a young woman’s emotional growth and search for meaning within a remote and isolated village on the edge of Seoul, South Korea. After her mother leaves for Canada in the hope of starting a new life, film student and aspiring actress Haewon begins to sink into a deep depression. In the hope of finding solace, she re-ignites an affair with her ex-lover, a much older married professor. But within the kaleidoscopic inner world of her emotions, her dreams slowly begin to interweave with her reality and evolve into something that will change her life forever. Thought provoking and affecting, Nobody's Daughter Haewon is a brilliantly original exploration of modern relationships from one of Asia’s most unique directors.