One Way Trip

(Korea)

Opened March 24

Drama. Directed by Choi Jeong-yeol

Four friends who have just reached their 20s take off on a journey together. Carefree, they roam about the beach at Pohang in southeastern Korea when they come across a woman in danger. The four are then swept up in a crime case, testing their friendship and masking a cloud over their youthful days. 


Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

(U.S.)

Opened March 24

Fantasy/Superhero. Directed by Zack Snyder

Two years after Superman’s (Henry Cavill) battle against Zod (Michael Shannon) destroyed the city of Metropolis, Gotham City’s masked vigilante (Ben Affleck) suspects that Superman has how become a threat to humanity. Afraid what would happen if Superman were left to his own ways, Batman prepares to combat him in a clash between superheroes.


The Falling

(U.K.)

Opened March 24

Mystery/Drama. Directed by Carol Morley

The fiercely clever Lydia (Maisie Williams) and rebellious Abbie (Florence Pugh) are best friends attending an all-girls English school in the 1960s. Lydia, who comes from a troubled home, begins to feel intensely drawn to her friend when a strange fainting epidemic starts to spread around the school.  


Missing You

(Korea)

Opened March 10

Thriller. Directed by Mo Hong-jin

Hee-joo (Shim Eun-kyung) lost her father to murder and grew up with the help of a sympathetic police officer. Though calm on the outside, she carries a hatred and anger inside and meticulously plans out her revenge. Events unfurl as 15 years later, her father’s murderer is (Weekender) Box office


Hiya

(Korea)

Opened March 10

Drama. Directed by Kim Ji-yeon

Jin-sang (Ahn Bo-hyun), the family troublemaker, is being chased by the police on fraud and murder charges. Though his own life is in disarray, he reaches out to his younger brother Jin-ho (Lee Ho-won, Hoya of boy band Infinite), who is training to become a singer. The brothers, tangled in misunderstanding and resentment, embark on a shaky path to reconciliation.