Majid Majidi's masterful story of a schoolteacher from rural Iran, 'Midday Meal', took home top honors at the 31st Busan ...

Dull fight scenes and tonal whiplash make this mostly forgettable video-game adaptation work only for superfans who want to ...

Jeong Ji-hye’s tender second feature 'Full Moon' pairs an occasionally overexplained coming-of-age narrative with exceptional ...

Chinese filmmaker Story Chen makes her bow at Busan with 'There Will Be Snow', a futuristic, frosty and strangely forbidding ...

Ball of Fire has a hint of the mystical and mysterious as it creates a suffocating milieu of detachment that is strangely ...

The first feature by Korean Academy of Film Arts graduate Kim Si-jin is a delicately designed stop-action animation that is ...

Korean director Shin Sun crafts a quietly inquisitive meditation on chance and uncertainty in 'Nothing Has Happened Yet', ...

More than 900 international guests graced the festival this year, according to its final report. Apart from the Oscar-winning Malaysian-Chinese actor Michelle ...

Filmmaker Jang Woo-jin delivers a moving, meditative and masterful paean to mortality in his fourth feature, which bows in ...

A family is as sick as its secrets in this slickly workmanlike chiller, which mainly coasts along on jump scares and creepy CG alterations of Jessica Chastain.

Returning to Busan after 15 years, Michelle Yeoh talks about her latest film, Korean movies she loves, and the injury that nearly ended her career. Youm Kyu-bock lights up Busan’s top-tier competition ...