Tag: film

Crossing The Line

  WithNicholas Bonner, Producer of Crossing the Line In the 1960s, four U.S. soldiers serving in the Korean Demilitarized Zone crossed the most heavily fortified border on

Koryo Saram: The Unreliable People

  Screening And A ConversationWith Filmmaker Y. David Chung And Prof. John Kuo Wei Tchen “Koryo Saram” (the Soviet Korean phrase for Korean person) tells

Cinema Korea: The Past, Present and Future of Korean Films

  WithChristine Choy, Film DirectorJung-Bong Choi, Assistant Professor of Cinema Studies, Tisch School of the Arts, NYUJina Kim, Assistant Professor of East Asian Studies, Smith

A Korean Actor on the World Stage: Ahn Sung-ki

A Discussion   with Ahn Sung-ki   moderated by Hyangsoon Yi, University of Georgia.   Wednesday, August 27, 6:30PM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM ♦ Registration and

New York Korean Film Festival Opening Reception

  Join us for an exciting week of film, shorts, panels and parties at the largest celebration of Korean cinema in the United States. The

Classic Movie Night: Films From the North

  South Korean films continue to set box-office records across Asia and win laurels in international film festivals. Meanwhile, little attention is given to the

Lee Chang-Dong and Moon So-ri present “Oasis”

  With Director Lee Chang-Dong and Actress Moon So-ri.      Wednesday, May 5, 2008 | 7:00 PM Asia Society725 Park Avenue (at 70th Street)New York, NY 10021

Film Panel: Finishing the Game

  When Bruce Lee died, he left behind 12 minutes of footage from his final film. The upcoming movie Finishing the Game imagines what would have happened

Is the Korean Wave Dead? The Next Phase of Korean Pop Culture

Recent years have seen a wave of Korean pop culture—known as hallyu—sweep across Asia as consumers from Thailand to Japan became ardent fans of Korean

Producing a Film across Seoul and New York: Making West 32nd

Hollywood makes lots of legal thrillers, but none of them speak so directly to the Korean American experience as the newly released West 32nd. While in