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| 7-18 JUNE 2023 Discover Korea at 70th Sydney Film Festival  Explore the captivating line-up of Korean homeland and diaspora films at this year’s Sydney Film Festival. Join in celebrating the festival’s 70th year with over 200 films screening across Sydney, accompanied by an array of side events presented in collaboration between KCC X SFF! Be the first to see the prestigious collection of Korean films premiering at the festival, including RICEBOY SLEEPS (TIFF 2022), the tender coming-of-age sophomore film by Anthony Shim, and the latest A24 romantic drama PAST LIVES (Sundance 2023). Explore the full program and book your tickets now! |
| KCC x SFF Korean Film Celebration at HUB A Wild Roomer  SEE the delightfully unconventional South Korean comedy, A WILD ROOMER at this year’s 70th Sydney Film Festival  Don’t miss the exclusive Australian premiere on 16 June and join us at Geonbae!, a soju-filled night of all-things Korean including K-Pop Cover Dance and DJ party at the Hub!  Immerse yourself in the best of Korean cinema at the 70th Sydney Film Festival! BOOKKCC x SFF Director Talk Cobweb  Don’t miss COBWEB, the latest tragicomic Cannes contender by Kim Jee-woon (I Saw The Devil, A Tale of Two Sisters). Starring Song Kang-ho (Parasite SFF 2019), Kim’s newest film is a deliriously funny and clever story about a director obsessed with re-shooting the end of his completed film. BOOK Nam June Paik: Moon is the Oldest TV  SEE the newest documentary on the father of video art, NAM JUNE PAIK: MOON IS THE OLDEST TV at the 70th Sydney Film Festival.  A distinctively creative portrait covering the trailblazing Korea-born Nam June Paik, the documentary is narrated by acclaimed actor Steven Yeun (Minari, SFF 2021) reading Paik’s own words. BOOKThe Quiet Migration  Be the first to see THE QUIET MIGRATION, the newest Korean-Danish drama by Malene Choi at Sydney Film Festival  A Korean adoptee, raised in the pastures of rural Denmark, struggles with identity and dislocation in Malene Choi’s surreal meditation on transracial adoption. A must-see for fans of Return to Seoul. BOOKHong Sang-soo film In Water  “Why is your film blurry, director Hong?” SEE Hong Sang-soo’s most experimental film, IN WATER at the 70th Sydney Film Festival  A double bill of optical experiments courtesy of prolific South Korean auteur Hong Sang-soo and an eye-popping 3D short set in a Barcelona maze. BOOKKCC x SFF Diaspora Talk Riceboy Sleeps  DON’T MISS the Australian premiere of RICEBOY SLEEPS, the tender coming-of-age drama at the 70th Sydney Film Festival.  A strong-willed Korean single mother and her young son start a new life in 1990s Canada. Anthony Shim’s semi-autobiographical drama has won more than 20 international awards. Catch our exclusive Korean diaspora panel with the film’s director Anthony Shim at KCC! BOOKSelling Fast Past Lives  Be the first to see PAST LIVES (Sundance & Berlinale 2023), the latest Korean-American A24 drama premiering at the 70th Sydney Film Festival  In this delicate, spellbinding romance, two school friends explore a lingering, deep connection that appears to transcend time and distance. BOOKUnidentified + The Fifth Thoracic Vertebra  Immerse yourself by celebrating the weird and wonderful works of South Korean cinema at this year’s 70th Sydney Film Festival  Join our South Korean Strangeness Double Feature on June 11 and 16, the one place to watch Jude Chun’s absurdist sci-fiUNIDENTIFIED and Park Syeyoung’s beautifully bizarre body horror THE FIFTH THORACIC VERTEBRA. BOOK NOW!Ajoomma  Follow a Singaporean widow obsessed with Korean soap operas in AJOOMMA and embark on a crazy adventure!  A breezy comedy of mishaps and misadventure, He Shuming’s feel-good feature is not to be missed for K-drama fanatics! Celebrate the best of Korean cinema! BOOKBeyond Utopia  “Be the first to see Madeleine Gavin’s dramatic coverage of North Korea in BEYOND UTOPIA at the 70th Sydney Film Festival  Follow the journey of a family of five who attempt to escape the oppressive regime freedom, painting a devastating portrait of life under an oppressive regime. BOOK |
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