The 14th edition London Korean Film Festival (LKFF) takes place from 1st-14th November in London before embarking on the annual tour 18th-24th November. The Special Focus, and much of this year's festival programme, will highlight the historic milestone of 100-years of Korean cinema along with an exciting mix of UK and International premieres, guests and events across a diverse set of strands; Cinema Now, Women's Voices, Documentary, Hidden Figures: Ha Gil-jong, Artist Video, Animation and Mise-en-scène Shorts.
Special Focus: A Century of Korean Cinema is a unique programme featuring pivotal titles exploring the nation's rich cinematic history and incorporating UK and European premiere film screenings of culturally-important retrospective titles, many newly restored, and introduced by leading filmmakers and critics from Korea and the UK, along with Q&As, forums, workshops and unique events.
Please go to the Official Website for details on the full festival programme
London venues include:
Regent Street Cinema, Picturehouse Central, Close-up Film Centre, Phoenix Cinema, Rio Cinema, ICA, Barbican, British Museum, LUX, Birkbeck's Institute of Moving Image, and KCCUK.
The London Korean Film Festival 2019 runs 1-14 November in London and on Tour around the UK until 24th November
The festival tours to:
Edinburgh Film House, Watershed Cinema Bristol, Belfast Queen's Film Theatre, Glasgow Film Theatre, Manchester HOME, Nottingham Broadway Cinema, until 24th November 2019.
