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Mass stabbing fears set off stampede in Seoul subway
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Opposition leader could face arrest as his fate hangs in balance
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Yoon, UN chief reaffirm cooperation on NK denuclearization, human rights
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Over 2,000 subway passengers injured in Seoul over 5 years
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Lamborghini driver suspect sent to prosecutors over parking dispute in Gangnam
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No more hurdles for Korea's nuclear reactor exports?
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[Top Envoy] ‘Don’t look back anymore’: former envoy on S. Korea-Japan thaw
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Parliament passes arrest motion against opposition leader, dismissal motion against PM
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[Kim Seong-kon] Leaving LA, center of Korean diaspora community
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Foreign virtual assets worth W131tr unveiled

“Sleep”
(South Korea)
Opened Sept. 6
Mystery/Thriller
Directed by Jason Yu
A pregnant Soo-jin (Jung Yu-mi) discovers that her husband, Hyun-soo (Lee Sun-kyun), has started exhibiting strange behaviors while asleep. Overcome with anxiety that he may be a danger to the family, Soo-jin goes to great lengths to protect them and their baby.

“A Haunting in Venice”
(US)
Opened Sept. 13
Mystery/Crime
Directed by Kenneth Branagh
Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot returns to his peaceful, ordinary life in Venice, Italy. There, his long-time friend, Ariadne Oliver, asks him to investigate a murder at a haunted palazzo during a Halloween seance.

“Oppenheimer”
(US)
Opened Aug. 15
Drama/Thriller
Directed by Christopher Nolan
Physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer is appointed to lead the top-secret Manhattan Project. Oppenheimer and his fellow scientists are directly involved in developing the atomic bomb from scratch, without knowing their research would forever change the course of history.

“Honey Sweet”
(South Korea)
Opened Aug. 15
Drama/Comedy
Directed by Lee Han
Chi-ho (Yoo Hae-jin), a nerdy, workaholic researcher at a confectionery company falls in love with Il-young (Kim Hee-sun), a single mother and a remarkably passionate and optimistic telemarketer at a money lending company.