Come, Come, Come Upward (Aje Aje Bara Aje)

A Korean film about a young woman who joins a nunnery and later returns to lay life, bringing Dharma into the lives of those she meets (Korean with Eng subs).
Passage to Buddha (Hwaomkyung)

A modern-day Sudhana on his quest for the meaning of life in industrial Korea (Korean, with Eng. subs).
In the Footsteps of Wonhyo

A journey across Korea in the footsteps of the best-loved Korean master, musing on Korean Buddhism along the way.
Zen Buddhism – In Search of Self

This is a fly-on-the-wall type documentary made by Gong Jae Sung during the 90-day meditation retreat at the 10th century Baek Hung Nuns’ Temple on the Palgong Mountain in Korea during 2001/2.
Why Has Bodhidharma Left for the East?

This is a hauntingly beautiful and deeply meditative film by Bae Yong-kyun, who spent 7 years making and editing the film, which is permeated by Buddhist themes and is built up around Zen koans and Zen-like dialogue.
Haeinsa, South Korea (Expoza)
Gyeong Ju, South Korea (Expoza)
Chongmyo, South Korea (Expoza)

A short look at a Confucian shrine near Seoul in South Korea which is a memorial for the Josean Emperors.