A Window on Asian Cinema

• Kyrgyzstan
• 2014
• 178min

In the village, in a small house by the river, an old man lives with his granddaughter. They live a simple life in harmony with the extensive nature. One day, the man’s daughter, living in the city and doing everything in order to...

Flash Forward

• Australia
• 2014
• 102min

In 1983, sports-fixated Australia was obsessed with a yacht race in which a corporate raider exhilarated the population by wrapping his desire for sailing glory in the deceptive cloak of patriotism. Meanwhile, in working class Mel...

Wide Angle

• Korea
• 2014
• 35min

Friends from a same college club go traveling on a two-day trip. But Min-hee, one of the club members, does not show up again one night and Sung-min finds out what happened on his search for her. (NAM Dong-chul)

World Cinema

• United States
• 2014
• 108min

Code named ‘The November Man’, Peter Devereaux is an extremely dangerous and highly trained ex-CIA agent, who is lured out of quiet retirement on a very personal mission. He must protect valuable witness, Alice Fournier, who could...

Wide Angle

• Iran
• 2014
• 11min

An old man is living with his young son in a modest wooden house on dry and barren agricultural land. His son wants to sell the land and the house, but the old man refuses to leave his interests behind. This unresolvable conflict ...

A Window on Asian Cinema

• Kazakhstan
• 2014
• 93min

From Kazakhstan’s leading cineaste, Adilkhan Yerzhanov comes a sequel to his previous work The Constructors(2012). This film recalls Aki Kaurismaki’s continuously absurd situations and cynical humor, and Emir Kusturica’s carnivale...

• Canne Filme Festival (Special Screening)

Korean Cinema Today

• Korea
• 2014
• 129min

China sends the great seal as a gift to acknowledge the foundation of Joseon, but the token is swallowed by a whale. The new government hope to retrieve the seal, but pirates and bandits begin their own search efforts. Ultimately,...

Gala Presentation

• Georgia,France,UK,Germany
• 2014
• 115min

Due to raging, negative public sentiment, we follow the collapse of an authoritarian leader and his grandson in the film The President. In an unknown country, a dictatorial President, like the Roman emperor Nero, causes a citywide...

• 2013 APM Project

Korean Cinema Retrospective

• Korea
• 2014
• 105min

This is a film that questions the moral issues of the day through a college student’s love story and is every bit as ominous as Anna Karenina. Yu Jiin, who also played Myung-hee in the next year’s Good Windy Day, plays Jang-mi, bo...

A Window on Asian Cinema

• China
• 2014
• 97min

The director from Tibet, Pema Tseden, presents his latest feature, the winner of the 2014 Shanghai International Film Festival Best Cinematography award. As China’s leading independent filmmaker, Pema Tseden has consistently dealt...