News movies I watched in 2020
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1. Exit
Korean Movie - 2019
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2. Time to Hunt
Korean Movie - 2020
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3. Love, Lies
Korean Movie - 2016
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4. The Table
Korean Movie - 2017
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5. The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion
Korean Movie - 2018
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6. Along with the Gods 2: The Last 49 Days
Korean Movie - 2018
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7. Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds
Korean Movie - 2017
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8. Steel Rain
Korean Movie - 2017
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9. I Can Speak
Korean Movie - 2017
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10. Theatre: A Love Story
Japanese Movie - 2020
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11. Marmalade Boy
Japanese Movie - 2018
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12. Wotakoi: Love Is Hard for Otaku
Japanese Movie - 2020
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13. The 100th Love with You
Japanese Movie - 2017
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14. My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday
Japanese Movie - 2016
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15. One Week Friends
Japanese Movie - 2017
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16. Drowning Love
Japanese Movie - 2016
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17. Your Lie in April
Japanese Movie - 2016
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18. 12 Suicidal Teens
Japanese Movie - 2019
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19. A Gentle Breeze in the Village
Japanese Movie - 2007
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20. The Call
Korean Movie - 2020
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21. Asako I & II
Japanese Movie - 2018
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22. Our 30 Minute Sessions
Japanese Movie - 2020
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23. Tonight, at Romance Theater
Japanese Movie - 2018
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24. Let's Go, JETS! From Small Town Girls to U.S. Champions?!
Japanese Movie - 2017
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