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The Day After opened the festival
The London Korean Film Festival will run from October 26 to November 19. It opened with Hong Sang-soo's The Day After and close with Kim Dae-hwan's The First Lap. This year the festival will also have a special focus on Korean noir. In addition to the features, a selection of shorts and events including masterclasses will also run.
View Films by Strand:
- Animation
- Cinema Now
- Classics Revisited: Bae Chang-ho Retrospective
- Documentary
- Galas
- Indie Firepower
- Special Focus: Korean Noir, Illuminating the Dark Side of Society
- Women's Voices
View previous years coverage of the London Korean Film Festival festival:
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