Kelvin Kyung Kun Park (박경근)

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Cheonggyecheon Medley: A Dream of Iron"
  2011/09/10,
  Kelvin Kyung Kun Park's first documentary feature examines the problematic relationship between the subject and the object, the modern and its precursor, as he forges a symbolically rich narrative with an elemental and raw aesthetic. "Cheonggyecheon Medley: A Dream of Iron" is the result of his vision and quest to experience and confront the craft of metal manipulation as it relates to Seoul's rapid industrial development as well as his own family history and sense of self,...More

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  Upcoming Korean documentary "Cheonggyecheon Medley: A Dream of Iron"
  2011/09/10, Source,
  Added the upcoming Korean documentary "Cheonggyecheon Medley: A Dream of Iron"'s page to HanCinema database,...More

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  Berlin "Korean Film Night": Record-breaking number of people attend
  2011/02/16, Source,
  by Berlin = KIM Hong-chun (KOFIC International Promotion Center, East Europe Manager) On the night of Valentine's Day – when the 61st Berlin International Film Festival began – the 'Korean Film Night' hosted by the Korea Cultural Center in Berlin, was in full swing. The 'Korean Film Night', co-hosted by the Korean Film Council, Pusan International Film Festival, and Women's Film Festival in Seoul, actively supported the promotion of Korean films as this year's Berlin International Film Festival was the first to feature ten Korean films with the night's other function being to promote substantial exchange between Korea and overseas' film businesses. 300 participants were expected at this event, but almost 500 movie movers-and-shakers attended, making it absolutely clear that there was a higher-than-expected interest and very welcome response towards Korean film,...More

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  Berlin International Film Festival to spotlight Korean movies
  2011/02/11, Source,
  Posters for "Come Rain Come Shine" (left) and "Late Autumn - 2010" (right) (Courtesy of the Korean Film Council) This year, the festival is hosting the largest number of Korean films yet. A total of nine Korean movies will be shown in various sections of the festival. Some of more notable movies included in the festival are "Come Rain Come Shine" directed by Lee Yoon-ki and "Night Fishing", the world's first digital movie filmed entirely on an iPhone, co-directed by Park Chan-wook and Park Chan-kyong,...More