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Warm Bodies
Zombie “R” (Nicholas Hoult), who inhabits a ruined airport, falls in love with Julie (Teresa Palmer). R fights against his other zombie friends in order not to be eaten. Julie also defends R against a human who tries to kill him. Directed by Jonathan Levine. Runs 96 minutes. Rated 15 and over. In English with Korean subtitles.
The Gifted Hands
While investigating the murder of a little girl, police detective Yang Choon-dong (Kim Kang-woo) notices that a wall painting he saw earlier is a precise portrait of the crime. Yang arrests the painter of the mural, Kim Joon (Kim Beom). However, Yang discovers that Kim has a supernatural power that enables him to see what people have done in the past by only touching them. Together, they begin to chase the real killer. Directed by Kwon Ho-young. Runs 108 minutes. Rated 18 and over. In Korean.
My Paparotti
High school bully Jang-ho (Lee Je-hoon) has a gifted voice and loves to sing, but he is unsupported by his poor family.
He becomes a gangster at an early age due to his background. He doesn’t even know the exact name of the prominent tenor Luciano Pavarotti, but with the assistance of his teacher Sang-jin (Han Seok-kyu), who once dreamed of becoming an opera singer, he begins to scratch the surface of his talent. Directed by Yoon Jong-chan. Runs 127 minutes. Rated 15 and over. In Korean.
Jack the Giant Slayer
Jack (Nicholas Hoult), a young farmhand, climbs up a beanstalk to rescue a princess (Elanor Tomlinson) from a race of giants after accidently opening up a gateway to their world. Soon he finds himself restarting an ancient war between the giants and humans, previously considered as a legend, as he fights to save those in the kingdom as the giants attempt to reclaim their lost world. Directed by Bryan Singer. Runs 114 minutes. Rated 12 and over. In English with Korean subtitles.