Some people like indie films because they want to see something unusual or offbeat.
Others watch them to catch up and coming directors.
Whatever their reason may be a theater in Seoul offers a spot for serious movie lovers to watch new films and meet the filmmakers.
Kim Youngwon reports.
While going to see a blockbuster is the norm for many people others prefer lesser-known movies.
Fortunately for them the Ministry of Culture and Tourism has a theater especially for indie film fanatics.
The ministry's central Seoul building houses the theater and every Friday showcases films from directors looking to make a name for themselves.
"MFM, standing for 'Mini Film Market' is a place for movie lovers to come together and enjoy independent films. The public requests particular movies to be shown, which filmmakers and distributors then bring to the theater".
This week's pick is "Who's Knocking At My Door?" by director Yang Hae-hoon, known for dark pieces, and said to be one of Korea'...|
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