Park Hyun-young

Presented in a beautiful restoration and newly translated, Hong Sangsoo’s breakthrough second feature, THE POWER OF KANGWON PROVINCE, is an early masterwork from the prolific filmmaker. Playing with structure, perspective and time – elements that would become hallmarks of his later work – the film follows a young woman, Jisook, who, fresh off her relationship with a married man, joins two girlfriends for a vacation in the mountainous Kangwon region and quickly makes the same mistakes, tumbling into bed with a married policeman. The film then shifts to her ex, Sangwon, who happens to be visiting the same region at the same time, and threatens to cross Jisook’s path.

This dreamy indie melds reality with fantasy as a Korean documentary film director attempts to capture life in the small town of Gojo, Japan.

After her boyfriend leaves abruptly, teen So-hyun runs away from home seeking a new life and finds solace in a transgender woman named Jane.

An idealistic loser on the battlefield of love, Min-jun accepts a dare to seduce her painfully handsome hotshot boss from America.

A young woman is murdered on an elevator, and the only witness is her cat. Her pet groomer brings the cat home, and wild, disturbing events ensue.