Kim Kyung-mook (김경묵)

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  Interview with director KIM Kyung-mook
  2012/01/16, Source,
  One of the Korean independent film community's most remarkable young directors, Kim Kyung-mook made his feature debut with the unconventional "Faceless Things" (2005). He broadened his sights with "A Cheonggyecheon Dog" (2008) and has most recently been doing the film festival rounds with his third feature "Stateless Things". The film debuted at the Venice Film Festival's Orrizonti competition and is set to screen in the upcoming Rotterdam film festival's Spectrum section. The film is about people who have no place to stay. How did Kim come to take such an interest in these people? He met with "Korean Cinema Today" to tell us,...More

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  Rotterdam takes three more Korean films
  2012/01/11, Source,
  The International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) has announced its line-up to include three more Korean films in addition to the previously announced "A Fish", the Tiger Awards Competition's first 3D film. The film by PARK Hong-min will be joined by Noh Kyeong-tae's "Black Dove", Kim Kyung-mook's "Stateless Things" and Hong Sang-soo's "The Day He Arrives". The latter three films will be in the festival's Spectrum section,...More

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  The 37th Seoul Independent Film Festival opens
  2011/12/16, Source,
  The 37th Seoul Independent Film Festival (SIFF) opened yesterday with "Myselves", a documentary projectfilm shot by actresses Boo Ji-young, Kim Kkobbi, Yang Eun-yong, and SEO Young-ju. The festival runs Dec. 8 – 16 at the CGV Apgujeong multiplexin Seoul,...More

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  The 37th Seoul Independent Film Festival opens
  2011/12/09, Source,
  The 37th Seoul Independent Film Festival (SIFF) opened yesterday with "Myselves", a documentary projectfilm shot by actresses Boo Ji-young, KIM Kkot-bee, Yang Eun-yong, and SEO Young-ju. The festival runs Dec. 8 – 16 at the CGV Apgujeong multiplexin Seoul,...More