Myeongwol (2009)

Actors: Hidekun Hah (actor), Jennifer Field (actress), Johnny Young (actor), Jake Won Lee (actor), Jerome Kurtenbach (composer), Cory Lutz (editor), Cory Lutz (producer), Cory Lutz (writer), Cory Lutz (director), Johan Kim (actor), Janet Linn (actress), Gabriel Sanchez (producer),

Hazard (2005)

Actors: Shion Sono (writer), Richard Brundage (actor), Shûichi Kakesu (editor), Kenjirô Ishimaru (actor), Jô Odagiri (actor), Shion Sono (director), Carson Grant (actor), Hiroyuki Ikeuchi (actor), Kazuyoshi Kumakiri (writer), Motoki Fukami (actor), Jai West (actor), Austin Basis (actor), Rachel Germaine (actress), Tomohide Harada (composer), Takeshi Suzuki (producer),

Plot: Faced by a society of criminals, these three youths avenge their rights.

Nicht Fisch, nicht Fleisch (2002)

Actors: Lisa Kreuzer (actress), Christian Steyer (actor), Gergana Voigt (editor), Burkhard Althoff (producer), Stefan Raiser (producer), Matthias Keilich (writer), Matthias Keilich (director), Felix Zackor (producer), Ill-Young Kim (actor), Ki Bun (writer), Martin Theo Krieger (composer), Jürgen Lehmann (actor), Heesook Sohn (actress), Jakob Boersch (miscellaneous crew), Adam Sikora (actor),

Plot: Adopted as a baby in Korea and raised in a provincial German town, Michael has two identities. Unable to look in the mirror without feeling the hole in his history, he longs to know and be assured of his own identity. When his adoptive parents divorce, Michael feels lost and runs to his best friend in Berlin. But it's a new confrontational friendship with beautiful Jin Hi that forces him to re-examine himself. In Berlin's Korean community Michael is "neither fish nor fowl", a Korean-German with no knowledge of Korean language and tradition. Trapped between two cultures, Michael's realization that he's a stranger in his own home stirs him to question what it is that defines oneself. Underscored by stark photography, luminous performances, and a deeply echoing script, Neither Fish Nor Fowl transforms the terrain of self-awareness into a strange, lonely, and desperately universal story.

Seikimatsu Reimaden Chimera (1997)

Actors: Eric Tomosunas (director), Shin'ichirô Miki (actor), Toshihiko Seki (actor), Tôru Ohkawa (actor), Hiro Yuuki (actor), Misa Watanabe (actress), Mitsuaki Hoshino (actor), Mitsuru Ogata (actor), Miho Yoshida (actress), Naoki Bando (actor), Naruhiko Tatsumiya (writer),

Tokyo Mafia: Battle for Shinjuku (1996)

Actors: Mona Marshall (actress), Steve Blum (actor), Dave Mallow (actor), Peter Spellos (actor), Mona Marshall (actress), Tomorowo Taguchi (actor), Riki Takeuchi (actor), Kirk Thornton (actor), Dan Woren (actor), Dave Mallow (actor), Masayuki Imai (actor), Yoshinori Chiba (producer), Bang-ho Cho (actor), Toshiki Kimura (producer), Ivan Buckley (actor),

Jeongdeun nim (1968)

Actors: Hyeon-su Jang (editor), Geum-bong Do (actress), Ji-mee Kim (actress), Am Park (actress), Yong-hwan Kim (composer), Il-ho Jang (director), Jeong-hun Kim (actor), Dae-yeob Lee (actor), Kung-won Nam (actor), Woong Kim (actor), Mi-ri Nam (actress), In-ja Bang (actress), Kyu-ok Park (producer), Bong-hie Baek (actress), In-seok Lee (writer),

Plot: Yu-ri is made queen despite her objections that she is in love with another man, Kang Yang, not the king. In time the king dies and his brother becomes regent until the prince is old enough to take the throne. The regent's wife plots to kill the prince. Yu-ri summons Kim Yang to the court in order to protect her son.