A cornucopia of Korean films are set to hit local theaters in September as films rush to bank in on the Chuseok holiday and exceed the big-screen success of Hollywood hits "The Odyssey" and "Spider-Man: Brand New Day." The slate is full and diverse, with six major Korean films set to open throughout September, ranging from the Korean remake of the Hollywood hit "The Intern" (2016) to modern auteur Lee Chang-dong's first feature in eight years. Kicking off the roll is director Lee Ji-won's poigna
Chuseok is a major holiday in Korea, often leading to increased movie attendance as families gather and seek entertainment.
A diverse lineup of six major Korean films, including remakes and auteur projects, is set to release throughout September.
Lee Chang-dong is a renowned Korean director known for his impactful storytelling and is releasing his first feature film in eight years.