Unforgettable (Korea)
Romance. Directed by Lee Eun-hui
Opened Feb. 24
When radio show host Hyeong-jun (Park Yong-woo/Doh Kyung-soo) receives a letter from someone with the same name as his first love, he begins to reminisce about the memories he shared with his friends and his love, 23 years ago.
Spirits' Homecoming (Korea)
Drama. Directed by Cho Jung-lae
Opened Feb. 24
Young shaman Eun-kyung (Choi Ri) inexplicably finds herself afflicted with fainting spells, during which she has flashbacks to the plight of young girls taken away during the second world war to become sex slaves for the Japanese Army.
Zootopia (U.S.)
Animation. Directed by Byron Howard, Rich Moore
Opened Feb. 17
A mysterious cause makes a group of peaceful animals go savage in the idyllic city of Zootopia. Given just 48 hours to solve the case, rabbit cop Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) enlists the help of the con fox Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman) to help her crack it wide open.
Like for Likes (Korea)
Romantic comedy. Directed by Park Hyun-jin
Opened Feb. 17
Three couples find love in the omnibus film “Like for Likes”: A haughty drama writer (Lee Mi-yeon) and a global star (Yoo Ah-in), a friendly next-door tenant (Kim Joo-hyuk) and a standoffish landlady (Choi Ji-woo), and a shy composer (Kang Ha-neul) and a coy TV producer (E Som). Six different characters bring six different styles of love to the screen.
Deadpool (U.S.)
Action. Directed by Tim Miller
Opened Feb. 17
Former Special Forces operative-turned-mercenary Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) becomes Marvel anti-hero Deadpool when a rogue experiment leave shim with superhuman healing powers. Sassy, snarky, and carefree, he’s a spandex-clad hero unlike any other.
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