UEK have announced the Korean DVD release of 'HaHaHa' for the 30th October, 2010. Helmed by Hong Sang Soo, the film centres around a movie critic and an aspiring director who reminisce about their summer trips, gradually revealing that their memories and encounters intertwine.

On the 15th October, 2010, The Japan Society in New York will continue their Monthly Classics series with 'Zen & Its Opposite: Essential (& Turbulent) Japanese Art House'. This new series aims to peer into the dark side with a classical repertoire from the late 1950s and 1960s.

Chicago will play host to a battle of good versus evil in a new independent action movie entitled 'Epitaph: Bread And Salt'. Based on the upcoming Night Phoenix Press comic series, the film will be the third feature from Chicago-based author and filmmaker Nathyn Brendan Masters ('Wages Of Sin').

The trailer has been released for 'Love, In Between' (AKA 'Two Women'), a new Korean romance directed by Jeong Yoon-soo ('My Wife Got Married'). The film centres around the wife of a cheating husband who hatches an elaborate plan to befriend his mistress and sabotage her life.

Funimation have announced the US DVD and Blu-Ray releases of 'Vampire Girl Vs. Frankenstein Girl' for the 19th October, 2010. Directed by Yoshihiro Nishimura ('Tokyo Gore Police'), the film tells the tale of two deadly schoolgirls competing for the affection of the same boy.

The trailer has been released for 'The Idiots' (AKA 'Bakamono'), a long-awaited adaptation of the novel by Akiko Itoyama. Directed by Shusuke Kaneko ('Death Note'), the film centres around a young couple who separate unexpectedly, only to be reunited 10 years later and rediscover their feelings.

Showbox Home Entertainment have announced the UK DVD release of 'The Vanquisher' for the 11th October, 2010. Packed with incredible fights and non-stop action, the film stars newcomer Sophita Sribanchean as a member of a special Operations Unit hired to track down a radical Islamic terrorist.

The trailer has been released for 'Gantz: Part 1', the first of a 2-part live-action adaptation of Hiroya Oku's science-fiction manga. Directed by Shinsuke Sato, the film centres around two college students who die in a train accident only to be brought back to life by a mysterious black sphere.

IMC Vision have announced the UK DVD release of 'How Bruce Lee Changed The World' for the 25th October, 2010. The two-hour programme takes an in-depth look at Bruce Lee's life, from his days spent fighting on the gang filled streets of Hong Kong to his domination of world cinema.

The trailer has been released for 'The Warrior's Way' (formerly 'The Laundry Warrior'), the new samurai western from director Sngmoo Lee. The film stars Jang Dong-gun ('Brotherhood') as an Asian assassin who tries to find refuge from his bloodthirsty lifestyle in a forgotten western town.