Didn't read the 'Other Bonus Material TBC' bit then?

Depends how costly it is to get the extras from the Korean LE I guess. The standard DVD release is a barren affair, but this is what's supposedly on the LE:

Disc 1
# Audio Commentary with Director Park Chan Wook, DP Jung Jung Hoon
# Audio Commentary with Director Park Chan Wook, Writer Jung Seo Kyung, Rain, and Lim Soo Jung
# Audio Commentary with Film Critic Kim Young Jin
Disc 2
# Interview with Director Park Chan Wook (12 Minutes)
# Making Of Documentary (22 Minutes)
# Interview with Lim Soo Jung and Rain (18 Minutes)
# Digital Cameras Featurette (11 Minutes)
# Interview with Crew (52 Minutes)
# Deleted and Alternate Scenes with Director's Commentary (7 Minutes)
# Berlin Film Festival Featurette (6 Minutes)
# Short Film 2 Minutes by Jung Tae Kyung (14 Minutes)
# Promotion Footage (4 Minutes)

I believe Tartan occasionally look at these pages, so perhaps they'll comment.

This one was ok, definately worth a watch. Has some great moments.

Quote: but we do know that it will feature a 1080p transfer and both Dolby Digital/DTS 5.1 soundtracks, along with Dolby TrueHD 5.1.
That's a first for Tartan. I wonder why they're moving over to TrueHD from DTS-HD?

Cool flick, will probably place it in the quirky section of Korean collection, alongside "Save the Green Planet" and co.

I really hope someone will re-release Il Mare, on BD ideally, or at least an equal to the Japanese transfer SD, with proper English subtitles.

Yeah, a real shame no one picked up the rights in the States yet. Very good movie.

I really wanted to see this but it came out the same weekend as both Son of Rambow and Shine a Light, both of which I went to see.

If extras are added, I will be picking this up. If not, I will wait until it decreases in price.

It's not foreign, this is a UK website As the news header says, it's region free (the head of Tartan PR confirmed it as well).