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Title Call# Category Director Title Call# Category Director 3 extremes II = Saam gaang 42958 Horror Peter Chan, Ji-woon Kim 301, 302 = Samgongil, samgongi 38084 4-in yong sikt'ak =The uninvited 38080 Horror 8-wŏl ŭi Kʻŭrisŭmasŭ = Christmas in August 37982 Aje aje para aje = Come, come, come upwards 43110 A'kasia = Acacia 41436 Al pʻointʻŭ = R-point 38422, 47228 Su-Chang Kong Bad guy 40727 Bloody aria, A 46706 Bloody mama / Bucket of blood 46248 Bloody reunion 45456 Chang Hŭibin 37972 Changgun ŭi adŭl = General's son 47227 Changhwa, Hongnyŏn = A tale of two sisters 38428 Ch'ello = The Cello 47226 Drama Chigu rŭl chikʻyŏra! = Save the green planet 38421 Drama Joon-Hwan Jang Chi-hwa-seon = Painted fire 37883 Chiltʻu nŭn na ŭi him = Jealousy is middle name 38153 Romance Chan-ok Park Chʻinʻgu = Friend 37983 Chŏng = My heart 38010 Drama Chang-ho Bae Chopʻok manura = My wife is a gangster 38424 Chʻorok mulgogi = green fish 38089 Choŭn saram issŭmyŏn sogae sikʻyŏjwŏ =Perfect match 38017 Choyonghan kajok = Quiet family 38431 Comedy Christmas in August = 8-wŏl ŭi Kʻŭrisŭmasŭ 37982 Chukkŏna hogŭn nappŭgŏna = Die bad 40458 Chʻunhyang chŏn = Chunhyang 38425 Drama Im Kwon Taek Chʻunhyangdyŏn = Chunhyang 37862 Im Kwon Taek Chuyuso sŭpkyŏk sakŏn = Attack the gas station 38427 Comedy Coffee prince 47358 Han Kil-su = Haan 47230 Hanbando 47165 Haryu insaeng = Low life 40461 Hayan chŏnjaeng = White badge 36486 Hyumŏnisŭtʻŭ = Humanist 47231 Comedy Mu-yeong Lee Ijung kanchʻŏp = Comrade 36825 Injeong sajeong bol geot eobtda = Nowhere to hide 38015 Comedy Myung-se Lee Jeon tae-il = Single spark 37971 Drama Jibeuro = The way home 37863 Kaenmaŭl = Seaside village 37973 Kangwŏn-do ŭi him = The power of Kangwon province 38158 Kaŭl tonghwa = Autumn in my heart 40451 - 40456 Kkotsŏm(Ggot seom) = Flower Island 43101 Drama Il-gon Song Kŏjinmal = Lies 37881 Kŏmi sup = Spider forest 47229 Konggong = Public enemy 47392 Kʻŏpʻi pʻŭrinsŭ +coffee prince FVL/H1: Romance Kiyoshi Kurosawa Kŭ ttae kŭ saramdŭl = President's last bang 46834 Kŭkchangjŏn = Tale of cinema 41036 Kʻŭllaesik = Classic 41427 Kŭnyŏ rŭl morŭmyŏn kanchʻŏp = Spy girl 38012 Kyŏrhon ŭn michʻin chit ida = Crazy marriage 37984 Kyŏul yŏnʻga = Winter love song 40975 - 40980 Lady vengeance 43934 Mabu 38160 Drama Dae-jin Kang Maeng Chinsa taek kyŏngsa = Maeng Jinsah's happy day 37975 Man of the vineyard = Pu tao yuan li de na nan zi 47388 Memento mori 39887 Mirae = Ardor 41032 Misulgwan yŏp tongmurwŏn = Art museum by the zoo 37985 Morae sigye = Sandglass 41038 - 41045 My little bride 45316 Naechʻyurŏl sitʻi = Natural city 44842 Drama Nambugun 41034 Namnam pungnyŏ = Love : impossible. 36824 Nappŭn yŏnghwa 38155 Nazzen moksorī 2 = Habitual sadness 40657 Nŏmbŏ. 3 38020 O! Sujŏng = Virgin stripped bare by her bachelors 40460 Drama Sang-soo Hong Oasisŭ = Oasis 38088 Obaltʻan = Aimless bullet 36343 Ol in = All in 41431 Oldboy 41023, 43782 Oldŭ boi = Old boy 37990 Pʻairan = Failan 38154 Pakha satʻang 38087 Pakha satʻang = Peppermint candy 38087 Palwolui Christmas = Christmas in August 37982 Romance Jin-ho Hur Panchʻik wang(Banchikwang) = Foul King 38021 Comedy Ji-woon Kim Param ŭi pʻaitʻŏ = Fighter in the wind 47233 Paramnan kajok = Good lawyer's wife. 37987 Pʻari ŭi yŏnin = Romance in Paris 41416 Paris ei yeonin = Romance in Paris 41416 - 41423 Comedy Pʻi to nunmul to ŏpsi = No blood no tears 38082 Pʻiagol = Piagol 43112 Poksu nŭn na ŭi kŏt = Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance 43108 Pom yorŭm kaŭl kyŏul kurigo pom 37976 Ppoppi = Popee 41438 Comedy Ji-hyun Kim Pʻŭllandasŭ ŭi kae = Barking dogs never bite. 38022 Drama Ring = The ring virus Horror Rŏbŭ lŏbŭ = Rub love 47234 Rodŭ mubi = Road movie 38083 Saenghwal ŭi palgyŏn = On the occasion of remembering the turning gate 37988 Samaria 38156 Seopyeonje 38423 Musical Kwon-taek Im Silmido 38426 Singgŭljŭ = Singles 41435 Singles 42708 Kwon Chil-in Sŏm = The isle 38008 Sŏntʻaek = The road taken 38011 Drama Sŏpʻyŏnje (Seopyonjae) 38423 Spring, summer, fall, winter ... and spring 39467 Kim Ki-duk Ssaibig+jiman Kwaench'ana = I'm a cyborg but that's ok 46751 Comedy Ssibaji = Surrogate womb 37977 Ssŭri = Three 46837 Suhak Yŏhaeng = School trip 37978 Sŭkʻaendŭl = Untold scandal 37979 Sunaebo = Seoul and Tokyo, all for love 37989 Tae Chang-gŭm. 40981 - 40997 Tae Chang-gŭm. (eps.53-54) 41022 Tae guk gi = the brotherhood of war 39624 Tʻaebaek sanmaek = Tʻaebaek Mountains 43103 Tʻaegŭkki hwinallimyŏ = Two brothers in the war 38159 Take care of my cat 42677 Tale of two sisters 40377 Talma ya nolja/ Da lao men he shang = Hi Dharma 37795 Comedy Cheol-kwan Park Talmaga Tongjjogŭro kan kkadalgŭn? =Why has Bodhi-Dharma left for the east? 46539 Tʻelmi ssŏmding = Tell me something 34422 Toraoji annŭn haebyŏng = Marines who never returned. 36823 Twaeji ka umul e ppajin nal = Day a pig fell into a well. 37980 Untold scandal = Joseon namnyeo sangyeoljisa 43473 Waikʻikʻi bŭradŏsŭ = Waikki brothers 38023 Drama Soonrye Yim Welkʻŏm tʻu Tongmakkol = Welcome to Dongmakgol 43106 Comedy Kwang-Hyun Park Whispering corridors 39619 Woman is the future of man = Yeojaneun namjaui miraeda 45883 Women's history trilogy 39464 Documentary Yesŭtʻŏdei = Yesterday 41426 Yŏgo koedam = Memento mori 38085 Yŏja nŭn namja ŭi mirae ta = Woman is the future of the man 40459 Yŏja, Chŏng-hye = This charming girl 41033 Yŏngmae = Mudang : reconciliation between the living and the dead 37981 Yŏngŏ wanjŏn chŏngbok = Please teach me English 41429, 43797 Yŏpkijŏgin kŭnyŏ = My sassy Girl 38024, 47091 Yŏsŏt kae ŭi sisŏn = If you were me 37992 Yŏu kyedan = Wishing stairs 47232 Yuri kudu = Glass slipper 43105 Yuryŏng = Phantom the submarine 41434 Zen Buddhism 44948 Zhou mo tong chuang = Marriage is a crazy thing 42854.
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