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Masquerade

Masquerade

Dir. Choo Chang-min

London Odeon West End


Saturday 10th November 19:00

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Sleepless Night

Sleepless Night

Dir. Jang Kun-jae

Bournemouth Odeon


Thursday 15th November 18:30

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Mr Idol

Mr Idol

Dir. Ra Hee-chan

London ICA


Sunday 4th November 17:35

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The Thieves + Q&A

The Thieves + Q&A

Dir. Choi Dong-hoon

London Odeon West End


Thursday 1st November 19:00

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Korean film
King of Pigs

We live in an awful world, where the haves have everything, and the have-nots lose all. We feel terrible, depressed and angry about that, always looking for the hero who would solve all of our problems. Perhaps we just lost our self-confidence and hope to dump all of our problems on someone else. But if that hero existed, he would be like us. Would we be ready to accept it, wouldn't this make us even more frustrated? Yeun Sang-ho

 

It’s been fifteen years since Jong-suk and Kyung-min, two high school friends, have seen each other. Both grew up poor and weak, constantly being picked on by others. The school they attended had the students separated into two factions, The Dogs, who were the richer, well to do, popular kids while the poor and scrawny kids were known as The Pigs. Jong-suk and Kyung-min were Pigs.

 

The two have dinner and talk about the old days, especially an old friend, Chul who used to stand up to The Dogs. Every time one of the Pigs was targeted Chul would retaliate a hundred fold. He had nothing but contempt for the Dogs and embraced his low social standing in society. Chul promised to always punish those that lorded over the weak with each act becoming crueller and crueller. After fifteen years what has become of Chul?

 

 

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