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5 - 9 November 2024
The London Korean Film Festival returns for its 19th edition in cinema venues across London, including the ICA.
With the biggest programme dedicated to Korean cinema outside of the country itself, the festival has an exciting programme including Cinema Now, Women’s Voices and Special Screenings.
The full festival runs from 1 to 13 November. The London Korean Film Festival (LKFF) is organised by the Korean Cultural Centre UK (KCCUK) and supported by the Korean Film Council. Programme available on the LKFF website
The London Korean Film Festival returns for its 19th edition in cinema venues across London, including the ICA.
With the biggest programme dedicated to Korean cinema outside of the country itself, the festival has an exciting programme including Cinema Now, Women’s Voices and Special Screenings.
The full festival runs from 1 to 13 November. The London Korean Film Festival (LKFF) is organised by the Korean Cultural Centre UK (KCCUK) and supported by the Korean Film Council. Programme available on the LKFF website
Programme
Tue 5 November, 9.10pm
Handsome Guys
Writer/director Nam Dong-hyub’s feature debut reimagines Eli Craig’s deconstructive redneck horror comedy Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010), with Jae-pil and Sang-gu the sweet-natured hicks whom city folk keep prejudicially confusing with backwoods serial killers.
Fri 8 November, 6.30pm
House of the Seasons
Structured around both commemorative rites for departed ancestors and actual funerals that occasionally draw young, failing actor Kim Seong-jin (Kang Seung-ho) back from Seoul to his family home in rural Daegu, Oh Jung-min’s feature debut tracks multiple generations of the extended Kim family.
Sat 9 November, 8.30pm
Mimang
Shot over four years, Kim Tae-yang’s feature debut tracks an ever-transforming Seoul, with each of its three chapters dramatising a different meaning of the Korean word ‘mimang’.
Tue 5 November, 9.10pm
Handsome Guys
Writer/director Nam Dong-hyub’s feature debut reimagines Eli Craig’s deconstructive redneck horror comedy Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010), with Jae-pil and Sang-gu the sweet-natured hicks whom city folk keep prejudicially confusing with backwoods serial killers.
Fri 8 November, 6.30pm
House of the Seasons
Structured around both commemorative rites for departed ancestors and actual funerals that occasionally draw young, failing actor Kim Seong-jin (Kang Seung-ho) back from Seoul to his family home in rural Daegu, Oh Jung-min’s feature debut tracks multiple generations of the extended Kim family.
Sat 9 November, 8.30pm
Mimang
Shot over four years, Kim Tae-yang’s feature debut tracks an ever-transforming Seoul, with each of its three chapters dramatising a different meaning of the Korean word ‘mimang’.
no. 236848.