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The London
Korean
Film Festival 2009
Touring
London, Manchester and Nottingham
&
In
association with the BFI
A
Retrospective of Director Bong
Joon-ho
www.koreanfilm.co.uk
Organised
by: The Korean Cultural Centre
UK, The
Korea
Creative Content Agency, The Barbican Centre, The
BFI
Sponsored
by: The Korea Tourism
Organization, Asiana Airlines
Hosted
by:
The Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism
Date: 1st –
18th November 2009
(18 days in total)
London Barbican
Centre: 5th – 12th
November
London
BFI: 1st – 14th
November
Manchester Cornerhouse: 7th – 9th
November
Nottingham
Broadway Cinema: 16th – 18th
November
About The London
Korean
Film Festival 2009
Hosted by the
Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and organised jointly by the
Korean Culture Centre UK and the Korea
Creative Content Agency, the London
Korean Film
Festival enters its 4th year. The Festival will run for 18 days from
the 1st to 18th November, touring 3 cities – London,
Manchester and Nottingham – and has invited Korea’s 3 most eminent directors –
Park Chan-wook, Bong Joon-ho and Yang Ik-june to attend.
The London Korean
Film Festival 2009 will screen 25 feature films and 4 animations, 34 screenings
in total. In London, audiences will be invited to the
prestigious Barbican Centre and the British Film Institute. The Barbican Centre boasts a variety of
programmes: the Opening Gala with Director Park Chan-wook, Q & As, Animation Day and a
Retrospective: Yu Hyun-mok including a lecture by Daniel Martin. Jury prize winner at Cannes this year, Park Chan-wook’s new feature
‘Thirst’ gets an exclusive Director’s Cut and introduction by the Director
himself at the Opening
Gala, chaired by BFI critic Tony Rayns. To commemorate one of
three
leading directors of Korea's 'Golden Age' (1959-70) and a pioneer of
realist cinema, three of
Director Yu Hyun-mok’s films chosen with the recommendation of the Korean Film
Archive will be shown as well as a short talk on Director Yu’s life and works.
The Animation Day comprises of 3 animations fit for all the family and a
workshop with fun activities for the children.
For the first
time, the London BFI is the platform for a Retrospective on a Korean director,
Bong Joon-ho, whereby ten of his films from Blockbuster hits, short films and
small-scale projects from his early career will be shown. On the last day, Tony
Rayns will chair the ‘Conversation with Director Bong Joon-ho’ after the
screening of his latest film, ‘Mother’. With the advantage of his expertise on
Asian cinema, Tony Rayns will also be giving a master class on Director Bong’s
works.
In addition, the
Korean Film Festival will also tour to 2 other regional cities so that a wider
audience can enjoy the best of Korean cinema. Following on from Oxford and
Warwick in 2007 and Liverpool in 2008 this year, Manchester and Nottingham will
be screening 3 films - ‘Mother’ and ‘Dream’ by Kim Ki-duk and ‘Breathless’ by
Director Yang Ik-june. Manchester’s Cornerhouse will also have a Q & A with Director Yang on the
6th November chaired by Liverpool Festival Director Kate Taylor. At
the Broadway Cinema in Nottingham, Director Bong will be present for a Q & A.
Summary
of the Festival Programme
□ The London Barbican
Centre
|
Venue |
The London Barbican Centre, Cinema 1, 2 &
3 |
|
Date |
Thursday,
5th November – Thursday, 12th November 2009 (8 days in total) |
|
Screenings |
Total
17 screenings of 11 feature films, 3 animations and 3 classics
|
|
Website |
www.barbican.org.uk/korea |
|
Box
Office |
0845 1212
6830 |
|
Ticket
Prices |
Book online
and save up to £2 off every ticket!
Standard:
£7.50 online (£9.50 full price)
Barbican
Members: £6.50 online (£7.50 full price)
Concessions: £7.50 (except
ScreenTalk and Animation day)
ScreenTalk:
£11.50 online (£13.50 full price), Barbican
Members £10.50 (£11.50
full price), Concessions £11.50
Animation:
all films £5.50 (FFC Members advance
discount applies to the FFC
screening)
Under 15:
£4.50
Special offer! Book for two films and each ticket is
reduced to just £6! (excluding ScreenTalk and Animation Day) |
|
Contact: |
Sarah
Harvey /
Helene Muron: 020 7703 2253;
sarah@sarahharvey.info /
assistant@sarahharvey.info
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|
Date |
Time |
Venue |
Genre |
Content |
|
Thursday,
5th November |
19:00
|
Cinema1 |
Opening
Film |
Opening
Gala
Screening
of ‘Thirst’
with Introduction by Director Park Chan-wook |
|
Friday,
6th November |
18:00
20:00 |
Cinema2
Cinema2 |
Latest
release |
Screening of
‘Dream’
Screening of
‘Breathless’ followed by Q & A with Director Yang Ik-june |
|
Saturday,
7th November |
10:30
11:00
12:45
14:30
|
Cinema1
Cinema3
Cinema3 |
Animation
|
Drop in
workshop
Family Film
Club:
Screening of
‘Footy Fabulous &
Future Fantastic!’
‘Oseam’
‘The Story
of Mr Sorry’ |
|
16:15 |
Cinema3 |
Independent
Film |
Screening of
‘Eighteen’ |
|
Sunday,
8th November |
16:00
18:30 |
Cinema2
Cinema3 |
Independent
Film |
Screening of
‘Himalaya, Where the Wind
Dwells’
Screening of
‘Treeless Mountain’ |
|
20:30 |
Cinema3 |
Latest
release |
Screening of
‘Tidal Wave’ |
|
Monday,
8th November |
18:15
20:45 |
Cinema3
Cinema3 |
Latest
release |
Screening of
‘Insadong Scandal: Replicated Strokes’
Screening of
‘Rough Cut’ |
|
Tuesday,
10th November |
18:15
20:30 |
Cinema1
Cinema1 |
Retrospective:
Director Yu Hyun-mok |
Screening of
‘Kim’s Daughters’
Screening
of ‘Martyr’ |
|
Wednesday,
11th November |
18:15
20:30 |
Cinema3
Cinema3 |
Latest
release |
Screening of
‘Private Eye’
Screening of
‘Scandal Makers’ |
|
Thursday,
12th November |
18:15 |
Cinema1 |
Retrospective:
Director Yu Hyun-mok |
Screening
of ‘Aimless Bullet’ |
|
20:30 |
Cinema1 |
Latest
release |
Screening of
‘A Frozen Flower’ |
□ The British Film Institute (BFI)
|
Venue |
BFI
(British Film Institute), NFT, Cinema
1,2,3 |
|
Date |
Sunday,
1st November – 14th November 2009 (14 days in
total) |
|
Screenings |
Total of 11 screenings (5 feature
films and 5 short films) |
|
Films |
5
feature films:
(The Host, Memories
of Murder, Tokyo!, Mother & Barking Dogs Never
Bite)
5 short
films:
(White Man, Sink and Rise, Incoherence,
Influenza & Memories in My Frame) |
|
Special
Events |
Conversation with Director Bong
Joon-ho
Master Class on Director Bong’s
works by BFI critic Tony Rayns |
|
Date |
Time |
Venue |
Genre |
Content |
|
Sunday,
1st November |
20:30 |
NFT3 |
Feature
film |
Screening
of ‘Barking Dogs Never Bite’ |
|
Monday,
2nd November |
20:40 |
NFT2 |
Feature
film |
Screening
of ‘Memories of Murder’ |
|
Tuesday,
3rd November |
20:40 |
NFT2 |
Feature
film
Omnibus |
Screening
of ‘The Host’
Screening
of ‘Sink and Rise’ |
|
Thursday,
5th November |
17:30 |
NFT2 |
Feature
film |
Screening
of ‘Barking Dogs Never Bite’ |
|
Sunday,
8th November |
18:00 |
NFT2 |
Shorts |
Screening of
‘White
Man’,
‘Memories
in My Frame’,
‘Incoherence’
& ‘Influenza’ |
|
Tuesday,
10th November |
20:45 |
NFT2 |
Omnibus |
Screening
of ‘Tokyo!’ |
|
Wednesday,
11th November |
18:15 |
NFT2 |
Feature
film
Omnibus |
Screening
of ‘The Host’
Screening
of ‘Sink and Rise’ |
|
20:40 |
NFT1 |
Omnibus |
Screening
of ‘Tokyo!’ |
|
Friday,
13th November |
18:00
20:30 |
NFT3
NFT2 |
Feature
film |
Screening
of ‘Memories of Murder’ |
|
Shorts |
Screening
of ‘White
Man’,
‘Memories
in My Frame’,
‘Incoherence’
& ‘Influenza’ |
|
Saturday,
14th November |
18:20 |
NFT |
Latest
release |
Screening
of ‘Mother’
Q&A with Director Bong Joon-ho
chaired by Tony Rayns |
□ Manchester Cornerhouse
|
Venue |
Manchester Cornerhouse, Cinema
2 |
|
Date |
Saturday, 7th November –
9th November 2009 (3 days in total) |
|
Screenings |
3 films in total (all latest
releases) |
|
Special
Event |
Q & A with Director Yang
Ik-june |
|
Date |
Time |
Venue |
Genre |
Content |
|
Friday,
6th November |
20:00 |
Cinema2 |
Latest
release |
Screening
of ‘Breathless’ followed by
Q & A with Director
Yang Ik-june chaired by Liverpool Festival Director, Kate
Taylor |
|
Saturday,
7th November |
20:00 |
Cinema2 |
Latest
release |
Screening
of ‘Mother’ |
|
Sunday,
8th November |
20:00 |
Cinema2 |
Latest
release |
Screening
of ‘Dream’ |
□ Nottingham Broadway Cinema
|
Organised
by |
The
Korean Cultural Centre UK &
Nottingham Trent
University
|
|
Venue |
Nottingham
Broadway Cinema, Cinema 3 |
|
Date |
Monday, 16th November –
18th November 2009 (3days in total) |
|
Screenings |
3 films in total (all latest
releases) |
|
Special
Events |
Q
& A with Director Bong Joon-ho following the screening of ‘Mother’
|
|
Monday,
17th November
Nottingham Trent University hosts ‘Korean Cinema
Symposium’ on the ‘History and Exploration of Korean Cinema’ by Professor
Julian Stringer and chaired by Nikki J.Y. Lee
|
|
Date |
Time |
Venue |
Genre |
Content |
|
Monday,
16th November |
17:30 |
Cinema3 |
Latest
release |
Screening
of ‘Mother’
Conversation with Director Bong
Joon-ho |
|
Tuesday,
17th November |
18:15 |
Cinema3 |
Latest
release |
Screening
of ‘Breathless’ |
|
Wednesday,
18th November |
17:45 |
Cinema3 |
Latest
release |
Screening
of ‘Dream’ |
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