Coming soon the 19th edition of the London Korean Film Festival (LKFF), which is organised by the Korean Cultural Centre UK (KCCUK) & supported by the Korean Film Council, has announced its 2024 programme. The event will take place at BFI Southbank, Ciné Lumière, and Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) from 1st November to 13th November.
LKFF will feature two strands; Cinema Now and Women’s Voices, as well as a programme from the BFI Echoes in Time: Korean Films of the Golden Age and New Cinema, a special screening of Choi Dong-hoon’s “Alienoid: Return to the Future” and will feature Park Beom-su’s “Victory” as the Opening Gala Film and E.oni’s “Love in the Big City” as the Closing Gala film.

Love in the Big City

Cinema Now explores the cutting edge of Korean cinema, showcasing a diverse and eclectic range of genres and moods, all at the forefront of national cinema, curated by programmer Anton Bitel. Women’s Voices has consistently been a platform for highlighting remarkable films by women in the Korean film industry, and this year it showcases 15 years of work by Korean female directors, programmed by curator Eunji Lee.

The BFI, in partnership with the Korean Cultural Centre UK (KCCUK), presents the BFI Southbank programme Echoes In Time: Korean Films Of The Golden Age And New Cinema, a major new season running from 28 October – 31 December. Titles screening in late October and November will include “Aimless Bullet” (Yu Hyun-mok, 1961), “A Woman Judge” (Hong Eun-won, 1961), “The Marines Who Never Returned” (Lee Man-hee, 1963), “Nowhere To Hide” (Lee Myung-se, 1999), “The Contact” (Chang Yoon-hyun, 1997), and “Joint Security Area” (Park Chan-wook, 2000), among others

Check out the website for me details on schule and screenings.

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