Five distinctive short films from the new Korean cinema, which is emerging as    one of the most compelling of the contemporary international film scenes.        These films present a variety of styles and thematic concerns, and stand         together as a refreshing sign of good things to come from some of the most     talented of today's Korean directors. Includes Eraser Wrestling (Min     Dong-hyun, 1999, 18 mins.), For the Peace of All Mankind (Lee Seok-hoon, 1999, 7 mins.), Lachrymal (Lim Chang-jae, 1998, 20 mins.), The          Goggles (Lee Su-yeon, 2000, 34 mins.), and Uncle Bar at the              Barbershop (Kwon Jung-gwan, 2000, 22 mins.). In Korean with English