By David Pountain London Korean Film Festival review Watch more Korean films on FilmDoo Director: Ji-Woo Jung Ji-woo Jung’s Fourth Place is a harsh and compelling, if fairly predictable tale characterised by well-intentioned yet destructive forms […]
By David Pountain London Korean Film Festival review Watch more Korean films on FilmDoo Director: Jeong-Yeol Choi What starts off as a warm and humorous ode to the reckless stupidity of youth soon evolves into […]
From gangster flicks to animation, Japanese cinema has a remarkable track record for taking the genres most regularly (and often inaccurately) associated with inconsequential, youth-targeted escapism and channelling them into mesmerising works that can hold […]
Taiwanese director Wu Wuna is not one to shy away from laying her personal life bare in her work. Seeing as the death of her mother actually led her to discover documentary making, her filmmaking […]
By Jessica Duncanson Director: Wu Wuna Watch Happy or Not on FilmDoo.com Happy or Not shows Wu Wuna in the early stages of her filmmaking career. In the narration she admits that she was still somewhat of an […]
By Jessica Duncanson Director: Wu Wuna Watch Let’s Fall in Love on FilmDoo.com Prince charming, star-crossed lovers, love at first sight; these are things that we as audiences have been spoon-fed continuously in film and literature. However, as […]
