Top Korean Animation Movies
The King of Pigs - Directed by Yeon Sang-ho, this dark animated film explores the intense and often brutal experiences of bullying in Korean middle schools. It tells the story of two friends who reunite and reflect on their traumatic past View on IMDB
Leafie, A Hen into the Wild - Directed by Oh Sung-yoon, this heartwarming film follows the adventures of a hen named Leafie who escapes from a farm and adopts a duckling. The story touches on themes of motherhood, freedom, and survival. View on IMDB
The Fake - Directed by Yeon Sang-ho, this critically acclaimed animation deals with themes of faith, deception, and human nature. It follows a small village that is deceived by a corrupt pastor and a con man, leading to tragic consequences. View on IMDB
Seoul Station - Directed by Yeon Sang-ho, 'Seoul Station' serves as a prequel to the hit live-action film 'Train to Busan.' The story follows the events leading up to a zombie outbreak that starts at Seoul Station, focusing on the lives of those affected. View on IMDB
Wonderful Days - Directed by Kim Moon-saeng, this visually stunning film is set in a dystopian future where environmental degradation has ravaged the Earth. It tells the story of a struggle between the ruling elites and the oppressed masses. View on IMDB
My Beautiful Girl, Mari - Directed by Lee Sung-gang, this beautifully animated film follows a boy named Nam-woo who discovers a magical world while dealing with the pain of losing his father. The film is noted for its dreamlike visuals and emotional depth. View on IMDB
Green Days: Dinosaur and I - Directed by Ahn Jae-hoon and Han Hye-jin, this coming-of-age film focuses on the life of a girl named Yi-rang who experiences love, friendship, and personal growth. The movie is praised for its nostalgic storyline and charming animation. View on IMDB
On the White Planet - Directed by Hur Bum-wook, this abstract animation explores themes of identity and isolation. Set in a desolate white world, the film follows a young boy who stands out because of his black skin, symbolizing his struggle for acceptance. View on IMDB
The Stillness of the Wind - Directed by Han Ji-won, this animated short film tells the poignant story of an elderly woman living a solitary life in a small village. The film beautifully captures themes of loss, memory, and the passage of time. View on IMDB
Padak - Directed by Lee Dae-hee, this animated feature takes place in a seafood restaurant's tank, where a mackerel struggles to maintain hope and survive. The film uses its underwater setting to explore complex themes of freedom and survival. View on IMDB