There’s a whole world of cinema to be discovered, you just have to overcome that one inch barrier known as subtitles!
Join film critics Nick L’Barrow, Josh Barry and Kieran Griffiths as they recommend and review some of their favourites from international cinema.
Welcome to "Bong June-ho", where we'll be covering three films from the career of South Korean auteur, and patron saint of the podcast, Bong Joon-ho, throughout the month of June.
All good things must come to an end, and that includes our "Bong June-ho" event. We cap off this celebration of the acclaimed director with his 2009 film Mother, a neo-noir thriller and another murder mystery, followed by a ranking of all Bong Joon-ho's Korean films to date.
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