- Audio Commentary
1. Ryu Brothers - Director Ryu Seung-Wan & Actor Ryu Seung-Bum
2. Critics Commentary
- Mind Master
- The Changes of Martial Art Films in 1960~80's
- Making Film
- Interview with Cast
- Interview / Commentary with Crew : Production, Director, Action, Art & CG
- Deleted Scenes
- Trailer, Int'l Trailer, TV Spot, Poster, Premier

This action dominated film titled "Arahan"is directed by Ryu Seung-Wan. What's special about this director is that he is the older brother of the actor Ryu Seung-Bum While this guy is only into acting, Ryu Seung-Wan is doing both acting and directing which makes him one heck of an experience worker in the film industry. His past involvements include acting in the award winning film "Oasis" as well as "Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance," and directing the black comedy "No blood, no tears." Now for the cast, (not too surprisingly,) his younger brother Ryu Seung-Bum got the principal role and the female lead is played by a new comer name Yoon So-Lee. This is her film debut after appearing recently in a Korean drama titled "Tell me you love me."

"Arahan" tells a story of one naive yet passionate man name Sang-Hwan. Sang-Hwan lives a normal life as a recent hired police officer. The main reason why he loves his job? So he can catch the bad guys and put them into justice of course! That was his life until he meets with this strange group who identify themselves as "Arahchi" members. So this members tells Sang-Hwan that they can train him to unleash the power within him. Of course Sang-Hwan doesn't buy any of their illogical theories. That is if it was not for this mysterious and attractive girl name Oui-Jeen. To get to know more Oui-Jeen who is part of the Arachi martial art group, Sang-Hwan joins in and starts to be trained by her father, and slowly he learns that just maybe Arachi's theories aren't as crazy as it seems...