One of Chicago's most famous murder cases surrounded sister and brother Catherine and Andrew Suh, first-generation Korean Americans, who conspired against, shot and killed Catherine's former boyfriend. Over a decade later, director Iris Shim revisits the case and opens a Pandora's box of family secrets that reveals the murder to be anything but black and white. What emerges in THE HOUSE OF SUH is a riveting and tragic portrait of a troubled family, which sheds light on the psychological complexity of cultural assimilation.

Premiering at the 2010 Hot Docs Film Festival, THE HOUSE OF SUH went on to win several awards, including: the Investigation Discovery Award for Excellence in Journalism, 2010 Hamptons International Film Festival; Best Documentary, 2010 Philadelphia Asian Film Festival; and the Grand Jury Prize at the 2010 San Diego Asian American Film Festival.

"Chilling...a nuanced exploration...plays out like a lurid, intricate puzzle." - Dennis Harvey, Variety
"Compulsively watchable and surprising." - Basil Tokos, IndieWIRE
"A dark, neo-noir thriller with heart pumping deception...told with sly precision and unflinching honesty." - Glenn Heath Jr., SLANT Magazine

DVD includes additional interviews and home videos, as well as a Q&A from one of our screenings.

Education Version of THE HOUSE OF SUH, which includes all the features of the regular DVD, as well as discussion materials for screenings.