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Nine films to screen in four cities, including Seoul

The 22nd edition of the six-day animation festival runs Sept. 17-22 at CGV Yeonnam Festival organizers unveil the official poster, created by last year’s grand-prize winner, director Choi Ji-hee, under the “Round and Round” slogan Four opening films, including 〈Home Stretch〉, showcase bold new experiments by independent animation artists

Kim Jong-kwan's polished new film follows four pairs of men and women who briefly cross paths at a cafe and premieres Oct. 6

A Jeonju Film School planning and production support project… A payoff from Jeonju’s backing from planning through distribution

A real-life story of a scientist from the Joseon royal court… selected as this year’s opening film through a separate advisory body led by Jin Jae-un, the executive committee chair

The 31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), opening on October 6, has named actor Kim Minha as the sole host of the opening ceremony A mainstream move that spans both screen and TV, including Apple TV+ global hit “Pachinko” Elevating BIFF’s stature as the festival takes a new leap with insightful interpretations and a bold streak

Named a global rising star with Apple TV's 'Pachinko'… Festival kicks off with a 10-day run at Busan Cinema Center starting Oct. 6

'Trainspotting' director Danny Boyle’s latest work and the official opening film of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, 'Ink' Against the backdrop of the moon-landing era in 1969 and a media shakeup, the audacious origin story of the British tabloid 'The Sun' After premiere screenings at the Venice and Toronto international film festivals, the film is set to land in South Korea after late September

'Humanoid Robots and the Coexistence of Humans' is the theme, with 321 genre films from 50 countries running through Dec. 12… From Jet Li’s new work to first-time reveals by major filmmakers, the lineup is packed

Opening ceremony on the 29th… With the late Ahn Sung-ki remembered, the festival of 237 films from 54 countries worldwide kicks off under a Special Commendation Award