Korean

Short Vacation

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Four middle school girls are given an assignment as they break for summer vacation: photograph the end of the world. Initially perplexed, the four friends take their cameras aboard a train with the intent to ride it to the end of the line. When they arrive, though, they realize the tracks continue on. Imbued with the breezy, languid feeling of a long summer day spent with friends, Short Vacation is a tender-hearted portrait of youth in search of itself.
A man and a woman laugh as they sit on a stone ledge in front of a mural of soldiers. The woman holds up a bottled drink.

Before the Call

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As a global crisis escalates, a young man in Seoul counts down the hours to his impending military service, reflecting on his choice to enlist.
A man in a red apron peers cautiously around a doorway, his expression tense.

No Other Choice

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In Park Chan-wook’s latest satirical thriller, an unemployed paper expert hatches a desperate plan to eliminate the competition for a coveted job.
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