The event will screen about 90 films and documentaries from 27 different countries celebrating women in cinema Most of the films will have English subtitles. Tickets: 3,000 won per screening. Located near Sinchon Station on subway line 2. Details: (02) 583-3598 or www.wffis.or.kr.
The film recreates a private party held at the president's secret quarters on Oct. 26, 1979, where Kim Jae-kyu, then chief of the Korea Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA) shot and killed the president. The news of the film's production was met with opposition from conservatives and from Park Ji-man, the president's son, taking legal action to prevent its release. Along with the political controversy, "Last Bang" makes it difficult to separate the movie from the politics, mixing fiction and reality and constantly flipping back and forth between thriller and black comedy. The theater is located near exit 10 of Myongdong Station on subway line 4 or exit 12 of Uljiro 3-ga Station on subway line 2. For more information, visit Open the link (in Korean).
A naughty boy named Chul-soo who is nobody in his class falls in love with a cute girl named Young-hee who transfers to his school, and changes completely for her. Tickets: 3,000 won. Located near Anguk Station, subway line 3. Details: (02) 734-9539 or Open the link
Charity Movie Coffee Mornings
At 9:30 a.m. on April 14
Seoul Club
This session will screen "My Little Bride (Orin Sinbu)," story about a high school girl and college student who are suddenly forced to become husband and wife due to an old promise made by their respective grandfathers. The entrance fee is 16,000 won, which will be donated to a local charity organization. The venue is located near the Shilla Hotel in Changchung-dong, Seoul. Details: 011-748-1972 or Open the link
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