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“Sleep”
(South Korea)
Opened Sept. 6
Mystery/Thriller
Directed by Jason Yu
A pregnant Soo-jin (Jung Yu-mi) discovers that her husband, Hyun-soo (Lee Sun-kyun), has started exhibiting strange behaviors while asleep. Overcome with anxiety that he may be a danger to the family, Soo-jin goes to great lengths to protect them and their baby.
“A Haunting in Venice”
(US)
Opened Sept. 13
Mystery/Crime
Directed by Kenneth Branagh
Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot returns to his peaceful, ordinary life in Venice, Italy. There, his long-time friend, Ariadne Oliver, asks him to investigate a murder at a haunted palazzo during a Halloween seance.
“Gran Turismo”
(US)
Opens Sept. 20
Sports/Action
Directed by Neill Blomkamp
Based on the true story of a gamer-turned-racer Jann Mardenborough, the film tells the tale of a team of underdogs whose background does not come from professional racing, but who also risk all they have got.
“Cobweb”
(South Korea)
Opens Sept. 27
Comedy/Thriller
Directed by Kim Jee-woon
Set in 1970s, an overambitious filmmaker Kim Yeol (Song Kang-ho) becomes obsessed with changing the ending of his film titled “Cobweb.” He gathers the picky, unsupportive actors to the set again.
