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  Korean films in the Hong Kong film festival
  2012/02/29, Source,
  The 36th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF) has announced their line-up to include five feature-length films from Korea - "Choked", "Stateless Things", "...ing", "From Seoul to Varanasi" and "The Day He Arrives".   HKIFF has also produced and will premiere four short films under the collective title of "Beautiful - 2012". Korean director Kim Tae-yong ("Late Autumn - 2010") joins China's GU Changwei, Taiwan's TSAI Ming-Liang, and Hong Kong's Ann Hui in this project,...More

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  Director KIM Joong-hyeon
  2012/02/10, Source,
  Ahead of its international premiere in the Berlinale Forum, director Kim Joong-hyeon talks about his debut feature film "Choked" with KIM  Seong-hoon. - Photograph by CHOI Sung-yeol A low-budget film made at the Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA), Kim Joong-hyeon's "Choked" deals with economic troubles and the dissolution of the family in contemporary Korean society. The film made its world premiere in the Busan International Film Festival's New Currents competition and is due for an international premiere in the Berlinale Forum section,...More

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  10th NEW YORK KOREAN FILM FESTIVAL (NYKFF) @ BAM Rose Cinema
  2012/02/08, Source,
  Friday, February 24 - Sunday, February 26 The Korea Society presents the 10th New York Korean Film Festival with new releases showcasing the popular and prolific in Korean film. In cooperation with partners BAM Cinématek and CJ Entertainment, this 10th festival features blockbusters, cutting-edge action, drama, and comedy at BAM Rose Cinema. New York Korean Film Festival will present the following films,...More

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  Festivals lure audiences out of the multiplex and into the arthouse
  2012/01/13, Source,
  There are two film festivals in town: The Tezuka Osamu Film Festival is a collection of early and experimental films by the famed Japanese animator, who is widely known as the father of "Astro Boy", pictured at left. The Cinematheque Friends Film Festival features films chosen by filmmakers and actors, including the opening film, the 1942 re-release of "The Gold Rush". Provided by the organizers There are two film festivals in town: One is the Cinematheque Friends Film Festival where cineastes choose their favorite films each year and share them with movie aficionados. The other is dedicated to famed Japanese animator Tezuka Osamu. Though they differ in purpose, both festivals are geared toward people looking for an alternative to what's offered by the nation's three major multiplex chains,...More