Three Films By Hong Sangsoo - BLU-RAY

Two-disc set includes Three (2002)This terrifying triptych of tales from Asian horror genre masters kicks off with InchMemoriesInch from Hong Kong's Peter Ho-Sun Chan, where a man pieces together the stunning truth behind his wife's disappearance. Thailand's Nonzee Nimibutr delivers InchThe Wheel,Inch where a murderous puppeteer comes to believe that his marionettes are possessed by his victims' spirits. And, Korea's Chan-wook Park helms InchGoing Home,Inch where a widowed cop discovers the unholy truth about his sickly new neighbor. AKA InchThree... Extremes II.Inch 129 min. In Cantonese, Thai and Korean with English subtitles. C/Rtg NR Three... Extremes (2004)Another trio of disturbing short films from three top Asian directors makes up this terrifying anthology. A middle-aged actress seeking to regain her youth and fame finds the key lies in the special ingredient of a cook's InchDumplings,Inch from Hong Kong's Fruit Chan; Korean filmmaker Chan-wook Park presents a man who finds himself and his pianist wife captives for a madman's games in InchCutInch; and a woman haunted by the death of her twin sister when they were children is drawn to the shattering truth inside the InchBox,Inch by Japan's Takashi Miike. 125 min. In Cantonese, Japanese and Korean with English subtitles. C/Rtg NR Widescreen; Soundtracks Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, Thai; Subtitles English; audio commentary; featurettes; theatrical trailers.

Cult Epics presents the Marleen Gorris Trilogy, three controversial and thought provoking films, from the director of the Oscar winning film InchAntonio's Line.Inch QUESTION OF SILENCE Three Women, strangers with no premeditated thoughts kill a male shopkeeper in the middle of the day, a female psychiatrist is assigned to the case to find out why. BROKEN MIRRORS Situated in an Amsterdam brothel, two whores rebel against their lot in life. Meanwhile one of their customers, a serial killer, kidnaps a housewife. THE LAST ISLAND Five men and two woman, who survive an airplane crash, discover that they maybe the only survivors of a world disaster. The question arises whether the human race should survive or does man kind destroy itself.

Four-disc set includes Green Fish (1997)After discharge from the army, Makdong (Han Suk-Kyu) returned to his neighborhood outside Seoul to find it decaying and his single mom and siblings struggling. His efforts to make good for them in the city find him getting involved with a nightclub singer (Shim Hye-Jin)... and her pulling him into thug life with the local mob. Moon Sung-Keun, Myung Kye-Nam co-star. 111 min. In Korean with English subtitles. C/Rtg NR Peppermint Candy (1999)One day, drunk and despondent, middle-aged Yong-Ho (Sol Kyung-Gu) decided to step in front of a moving train... and Lee Chang-Dong's arresting study works back in time over the prior 20 years, as it traces the multiple events in his life, and in his nation's that corrupted and broke an ordinary man's existence. Moon So-Ri, Kim Yeo-Jin co-star. 129 min. In Korean with English subtitles. C/Rtg NR Oasis (2002)Hailed as a shining example of Korean New Wave filmmaking, this tender drama examines the heartwarming relationship between an ex-convict and his cerebral palsy-stricken girlfriend. As the unlikely couple deals with societal disapproval, they overcome numerous odds in order to find love and acceptance with each other. Moon So-Ri, Sol Kyung-Gu star. 132 min. In Korean with English subtitles. C/Rtg NR Poetry (2010)After a quiet housemaid (Yun Jeong-Hie) learns from her doctor that she is in the early stages of Alzheimer's, she enrolls in a poetry class to help her better articulate her feelings. The tranquility that comes from a focus on verse helps her when her spoiled grandson is implicated in a terrible crime of sexual violence. Sensitive drama from South Korea co-stars Ahn Nae-Sang, Hira Kim. 139 min. In Korean with English subtitles. C/Rtg TV-PG Widescreen; Soundtrack Korean; Subtitles English; audio commentary; featurettes; theatrical trailers.