3-Iron (Movie - 2004)

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  Lee Seung-yeon
  이승연
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  Jae Hee
  재희
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  Kwon Hyeok-ho
  권혁호
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  Joo Jin-mo-I
  주진모
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  Choi Jeong-ho
  최정호
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  Lee joo-seok
  이주석

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  Bittersweet Life: Korean cinema's secret popularity in the UK
  2011/12/07, Source,
  International distribution expert and analyst and former Screen International journalist Robert Mitchell looks at the gulf between artistic and business successes of Korean cinema in the UK. Ask any cine-literate film-goer, critic, blogger or tweeter in the UK about Korean cinema and you'll be greeted with an enthusiastic response. They will talk of the Hallyu period of the past decade, a wealth of some of the most creative and interesting film-making in the world. They will speak with passion about Park Chan-wook, Kim Ki-duk and Bong Joon-ho. International festivals like Cannes play a major role in building this awareness. "The route to the international market is through festivals", says Danny PERKINS, CEO of StudioCanal UK, which released Bong's "The Host" and Kim's "3-Iron" amongst other Korean titles. "If a director's film features in one of the bigger festivals it can put them and their work permanently on the map",...More

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  [HanCinema's Film Review] "Poongsan": Bloody Messages from Nowhere.
  2011/10/15,
  From its touching opening scene to the dramatics of its final imagery, "Poongsan" reframes the North/South conflict with a nihilistic tone that never slackens or simmers. This post-war tragedy is written by Kim Ki-duk and directed by his former assistant director Juhn Jai-hong. Together they have sculptured an ideologically charged piece that negates difference and abandons hope. It's dark, thought provoking, and blood stained,...More

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  "Amen", KIM Ki-duk's Latest Film, is Off to Competition at San Sebastian
  2011/08/22, Source,
  by KOFIC Staff Kim Ki-duk is returning with a new narrative film in three years. Two Korean films have been officially invited to the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival, the largest film festival in Spanish-language regions. KIM's "Amen" (2011), his first narrative feature production in three years. has been invited to the festival's Competitive Official Selection, while Lim Woo-seong's "Scars" (2011) is competing at festival's Zabaltegi-New Directors Section,...More

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  Venice film festival to screen KOFIC support beneficiary "Stateless Things"
  2011/07/29, Source,
  by KOFIC Staff The 68th Venice Film Festival has announced its Orizzonti section line-up to include Kim Kyung-mook's "Stateless Things", a film which was selected for KOFIC's Independent Film Production Support and Diversity Film Distribution Support programs. In 2009, KOFIC awarded Stateless Things KW65m (US$61,800) towards aiding its production. Earlier this year, the government-funded organization also selected Kim Kyung-mook's film for domestic distribution support to the sum of KW20m (US$19,000),...More