Insane

(Korea)

Opened April 7

Mystery/Thriller. Directed by Lee Cheol-ha

Kang Soo-ah (Kang Ye-won) is admitted to a mental institution against her will and administered various mind-altering drugs by force. Kang begins to keep a record of her experiences, later discovered by TV producer Na Nam-soo (Lee Sang-yoon). Upon investigation, Nam discovers a horrifying truth.  


Steel Flower

(Korea)

Opened April 7

Drama. Directed by Park Suk-young

A girl, Hadam (Jeong Ha-dam) lives on the streets alone. It is winter. She finds refuge in deserted homes, barely getting any rest throughout her struggling existence. She tries to find hope by tap dancing in the city’s narrow alleys. 


Eddie the Eagle

(U.S.)

Opened April 7

Drama. Directed by Dexter Fletcher

Eddie Edwards (Taron Egerton) is a loveable underdog who dreams of becoming an Olympic medalist ski jumper even when everyone is rooting against him. Coach Peary (Hugh Jackman) decides to help him achieve his goals, leading to an unexpected performance.


The Great Actor

(Korea)

Opened March 30

Comedy. Directed by Seok Min-woo

Obscure actor Jang Sung-pil (Oh Dal-soo), who has been playing a dog with no lines for nearly 20 years in a play, dreams of making it big one day in the industry, all the while watching fellow actor friend Seol Kang-sik (Yoon Je-moon) rise to movie star status. One day, he sees an audition notice for a film being shot by a big-name director (Lee Gyeung-young) and prepares for the role of his life. 


Misconduct

(U.S.)

Opened March 30

Drama/Thriller. Directed by Shintaro Shimosawa

Ben (Josh Duhamel), an ambitious lawyer, becomes mired in a case of corruption and blackmail, caught between Denning (Anthony Hopkins), an unscrupulous pharmaceutical executive and his firm’s partner Abrams (Al Pacino).