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Feature Films : Korean Cinema  This year, Fantasia presents sixteen South Korean films that have received acclaim and prizes around the world. Growing fast, South Korean cinema is no longer considered just a part of “Asian cinema.” In recent years, it has become its own distinct national cinema with an important role in the world of international filmmaking. Until it began looking inward just a few years ago, the South Korean film industry was one of the top four buyers of Hollywood films. South Koreans are now interested in producing their own films and exporting them around the world. In South Korea, these films have held top ranking at the box office for several years.
|  | Arahan Ryoo Seung-wan
Korea 2004 | 113 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
|  | Crying Fist Ryoo Seung-wan
Korea 2005 | 134 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
| |  | Ghost House Kim Sang-Jin
Korea 2004 | 123 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
| |  | Low Life Im Kwon-taek
Korea 2004 | 105 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
| | | |  | R-Point Kong Su-chang
Korea 2004 | 106 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
|  | Silmido Kang Woo-suk
Korea 2003 | 133 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
|  | Some Chang Youn-hyun
Korea 2004 | 118 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
|  | Spider Forest Song Il-gon
Korea 2004 | 113 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
|  | Spin Kick NAM Sang-kuk
Korea 2004 | 108 min
Korean language, English subtitles |
|  | Three… Extremes Fruit Chan, Park Chan-wook, Takashi Miike
Hong kong 2004 | 118 min
Cantonese/korean/japanese language, English subtitles |
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