Movies from South Korea

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	Movie Name Country Release Year
	The City of Violence South Korea 2006 Ryu Seung-Wan (Director, Actor, Writer) Jung Doo-Hong Lee Beom-Soo Ahn Kil-Kang Kim Shi-Hoo On Joo-Wan Kim Dong-Young Jung Woo Jung Suk-Yong Kim Seo-Hyung Kim Kot-bi Park Young-Seo Kim Jeong-Min (Writer) Lee Won-Jae (Writer) Kim Young-Chul (Cinematographer) Disappointing follow up to Arahan (Thursday, June 3, 2021)
	TaeGukGi South Korea 2004 Kang Je-Gyu (Director) Jung Doo-Hong (Action Director) Jang Dong-Gun Won Bin Lee Eun-Ju Choi Min-Sik Impressive war film from Korea (Saturday, December 11, 2004)
	Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance South Korea 2002 Park Chan-Wook (Director, Writer) Song Kang-Ho Bae Doona Shin Ha-Kyun Im Ji-Eun Lee Mu-yeong (Writer) Lee Yong-jong (Writer) Lee Jae-sun (Writer) Well crafted and challenging (Saturday, April 12, 2003)
	Sympathy For Lady Vengeance South Korea 2005 Park Chan-Wook (Director) Lee Yeong-Ae Choi Min-Sik Kim Shi-Hoo Kim Byeong-Ok Not what I expected (Thursday, November 15, 2012)
	Sword In The Moon South Korea 2003 Kim Ui-Seok (Director) Choi Min-Su Decent attempt at wu xia from South Korea (Saturday, January 1, 2005)
	Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... And Spring South Korea 2004 Kim Ki-Duk (Director, Actor, Writer) Oh Young-Soo Kim Young-Min Seo Jae-Kyung Baek Dong-Hyeon (Cinematographer) Pretty (Sunday, December 12, 2004)
	Spider Forest South Korea 2004 Song Il-gon (Director, Writer) Kam Woo-sung Suh Jung Kang Kyeong-Heon Jang Hyun-sung Son Byung-Ho Cho Seong-Ha Some interesting ideas but not worth watching the film for (Friday, May 25, 2012)
	Space Sweepers South Korea 2021 Jo Sung-Hee (Director, Writer) Song Joong-Ki Kim Tae-Ri Jin Sun-Kyu Yu Hae-Jin Park Ye-Rin Richard Armitage Kim Moo-Yul Oh Ji-Yul Kim Hyang-Gi Byung Bong-Sun (Cinematographer) Superficial but slick and polished (Tuesday, February 23, 2021)
	Soul Guardians South Korea 1998 K.C. Park (Director) Ahn Sung-Kee Shin Hyeon-Jun Enyoyable supernatural thriller (Sunday, October 15, 2000)
	Snowpiercer South Korea 2013 Bong Joon-Ho (Director, Writer) Ed Harris Song Kang-Ho Chris Evans Tilda Swinton Jamie Bell John Hurt Octavia Spence Ewen Bremner Ko Ah-Sung Jacques Lob (Writer) Kelly Masterson (Writer) Hong Kyung-Pyo (Cinematographer) Marco Beltrami (Soundtrack) Bong Joon-Ho's least subtle political allegory (Friday, June 11, 2021)