A series of high-ranking officials are being systematically eliminated by a sleek assassin and his female assistant, and arrogant master swordsman General Choi (Jo Jae-hyeon) is charged with putting an end to the carnage. During a previous time of political upheaval, the Clear Wind, Shining Moon martial arts school was caught in the middle and its members ruthlessly slaughtered. Top student Choi swore allegiance to the usurpers and was spared; now, his former friend, Yun (Choi Min-su) is exacting vengeance on behalf of the victims.

One a bright spring day before a school trip, Se Mi, falls asleep on one side of the classroom, and suddenly awakens in tears over an ominous dream. She runs to Ha Eun, who is in the hospital after injuring her leg in a bicycle accident. Se Mi and Ha Eun are best friends. The film depicts a special day between the two.

(Source: Jung Han Seok at biff.kr)

Release dates: October 9, 2022 (Festival) | October 25, 2023 (Cinema)

Duration: 1 hr. 58 min.

Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

Head of a bank center in Busan, Sung Gyu drives his daughter Hye In to her college entrance exam. A phone call comes in on Hye In’s phone with a restriction on the number display (also known by the slang "black call"). She takes the call, and a voice tells her, “There’s a bomb under your seat right now.” And as soon as you stop and get out of the car, it’s going to explode, she is told.

In the middle of downtown Busan, the frightened run of Sung Gyu’s family begins. “Restricted Call” is an urban chase thriller about a family in an unpredictable situation due to a mysterious phone call.

Set in the 1970's, prior to the first North Korea-South Korea summit in South Korea. Sung-Geun (Sol Kyung-Gu) is a stage actor who is so passionate about his work. He only plays small characters. When his son Tae-Sik (Park Hae-Il) was young, he admired his father, but he now thinks of his father as a burden. Sung-Geun is soon to selected to play a double for North Korean dictator Kim Il-Sung.

A vocalist who has devoted his life to the study of classical Indian music begins to question whether he will ever achieve his aspirations of excellence.

A young black man from Harlem, New York ( Joe Yamanaka ) receives large sum of money, buys himself new clothes and takes a flight to Tokyo. Shortly after arriving he is found fatally stabbed to death in a lift in a hotel at the same time a fashion show is held there by a designer Kyoko Yasugi ( Mariko Okada ). Detective Munesue ( Yusaku Matsuda ) starts to investigate this case which takes him to New York where he teams up with American detective Shuftan ( George kennedy ) to find out more about the dead man.

A timid scientist named Michio who meets his own doppelganger. He is immediately terrified, having heard that when this happens you die. The doppelganger’s personality is the complete opposite of Michio’s, but he slowly drives Michio to be more impulsive and evil as his life quickly spins out of control.

During the Qing Invasion of Korea, the king and the court take refuge in a mountain fortress, where they find themselves stranded in the cold and surrounded by the enemy. The king’s dilemma deepens as his people in the fortress start dying from cold and hunger. In 1636, Qing China invades Korea with 150,000 troops. The Korean court flees the capital to take shelter in the Namhan Fortress, located in treacherous mountains outside the city. The Qing army, led by General Yong Gol Dae, quickly surrounds the fortress, leaving the king and the court stranded in a prolonged standoff. For a truce, the Qing general makes a humiliating proposal of sending the Crown Prince out as hostage. Unable to move forward or fight the outnumbering enemy, the people of the fortress start dying from cold and hunger. Between the interior minister, who emphasizes the king’s duty to protect the lives of his subjects regardless of humiliation, and the minister of rites, who maintains that they must fight to death for the greater cause, the king must make a grave choice.