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SOURCE: CINEMATOGRAPH FILM EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION
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8 DAYS | 43
BY DOUGLAS TSENG
South Korea, 1980. German
reporter Jürgen Hinzpeter
(Avengers: Age of Ultron’s Thomas
Kretschmann) hires a cash-strapped
cabbie (The Host’s Song Kang-Ho,
brilliant and reliable as usual)
to drive him to Gwangju, where
he hopes to expose the military
government’s brutal crackdown
on the pro-democracy protests.
STARRING Song Kang-Ho, Ryu Jun-Yeol, Thomas Kretschmann DIRECTED BY Jang Hoon
Madame (M18)
Starring Toni Collette, Harvey Keitel |
Directed by Amanda Sthers
Screwball comedy about an
estranged American expat couple
(Toni Collette and Harvey Keitel) in
Paris getting caught in their maid’s
(Pedro Almodóvar regular Rossy de
Palma) complicated love life.
Serpent (NC16)
Starring Tom Ainsley, Sarah Dumont |
Directed by Amanda Evans
Thriller about a husband and wife
whose romantic getaway in the
woods takes a disastrous turn
when they’re trapped in a tent with
a deadly snake. Now where’s Bear
Grylls when you need him...
Breaking news:
Ryu Jun-Yeol
and Thomas
Kretschmann.
Coco
Justice League
Wonder
Thor: Ragnarok
Daddy’s Home 2
Murder on the Orient Express
The Star
A Bad Moms Christmas
Roman J Israel
Three Billboards Outside
Ebbing, Missouri
Justice League
Ah Boys to Men 4
Coco
Thor: Ragnarok
Pokémon The Movie: I
Choose You!
The Promise
Manhunt
The Golden Monk
Battle of the Sexes
Wind River
does, however,
have one weak link: An exciting but
superfluous climactic car chase
which is indebted more to James
Bond than to history. Then again,
it’s a minor grouse.
Getting into the besieged city
is tough, but getting out is even
tougher, especially after Hinzpeter
has gotten what he came for. The
historical piece — South Korea’s
official entry for the Foreign
Language Film Oscar race — is a
riveting political thriller-cum-buddy
road flick, one fraught with peril,
sorrow and unlikely humour. It
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