Loved 'Parasite', but haven't seen much other Korean cinema? Here's some suggestions to dive into another cinematic world. First up, earlier masterpieces by Bong Joon Ho: Memories Of Murder, The Host, Mother, Snowpiercer (unjustly buried by Weinstein) & Okja. 
Park Chan-wook's canon is amazing (much of them shot by good friend Chung Chung-hoon) such as (should have been Oscar nominated) sumptuous masterpiece 'The Handmaiden', not to mention classic neo noir revenge trilogy like 'Sympathy For Mr Vengeance', 'Oldboy' & 'Lady Vengeance'.
From Lee Chang Dong, there's Peppermint Candy, 'Secret Sunshine' (with Song Kang-ho) and 2018's simmering, hypnotic 'Burning' which again should have been nominated in its year and features @steveyeun as the most dazzling sociopath since Patrick Bateman.
@steveyeun There's Kim Jee-woon's work which includes 'A Tale Of Two Sisters', 'A Bittersweet Life', 'The Good, The Bad, The Weird' and the utterly ferocious 'I Saw The Devil' which is a little like 'Seven' times ten.
@steveyeun I'd also be remiss not to mention Yeon Sang-ho's 'Train To Busan', my favourite zombie film of the 21st Century and just a 24 carat audience movie to see with a large crowd.
@steveyeun More later, but I would love some film critics and fans who know more than me to pile on with several amazing ones I haven't mentioned so far... (And while we are on it, shouldn't the International Film category be expanded beyond just 5 nominations?)
@steveyeun From Na Hong-Jin, there's 'The Yellow Sea', 'The Chaser' and the magnificent epic of a ghost story, 'The Wailing' that will keep you awake at night.
