Flash Forward
An Endless SundayAn Endless Sunday is the most delightful discovery of the year. Brenda, Alex, and Kevin live in a poverty on the outskirts of Rome. They are penniless, jobless, and out of school, and they spend their time hanging out on the beach...
Wide Angle
An Owl, A Garden & The WriterDirector Sara Dolatabadi captured the time she spent with her parents in the family garden on the outskirts of Tehran. On the surface, the film appears to be a family drama, but the fact that Sara’s father is Mahmoud Dolatabadi, t...
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Anatomy of a FallFollowing Sibyl (2019), Justine Triet has directed a thriller structured like a puzzle composed of appearances and sounds, truth and lies, and reality and illusions. Writer couple Sandra and Samuel live in a cabin in the woods wit...
Wide Angle
And the King Said, What a Fantastic MachineThere are more than forty-five billion cameras on the planet today, constantly capturing every moment of our lives, both mundane and extraordinary. The camera has become humanity’s shiny new toy. Swedish duo Axel Danielson and Max...
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AnselmWim Wenders, director of Pina (2012), made this 3D documentary to explore the work of one of Germany’s greatest artists, Anselm Kiefer. Through archival footage and dramatic re-enactments, the audience slowly gains insights into A...
Jiseok
At the End of the FilmAfter a decade of false starts and failed projects, film director Si-won (Park Jong-hwan) is about to make a mountain movie. However, the film faces another setback, and then the director’s pet cat Luca dies. In the depths of desp...
Korean Cinema Today
BallerinaOk-joo (Jun Jong-seo) faces the sudden death of her one true friend, Min-hee (Park Yu-rim). A former bodyguard with unrivaled skills, Ok-joo embarks on a mission to find the villain, Choi Pro (Kim Ji-hun), who led Min-hee, once a ...
Special Program in Focus
Basri & Salma in a Never-Ending ComedyBasri and Salma have been married for five years. Together, they run a small amusement ride for children. Their peaceful daily routines begin to reveal small cracks in their facade of happiness, which, in turn, reveals the true re...
Opening Film & Closing Film
Because I Hate KoreaGye-na (Ko A-sung) hates Korea. As she contemplates her life in her late twenties, she sees only weariness and helplessness in the monotony of her existence. Although her devoted partner, Ji-myung (Kim Woo-kyum), treats her well, ...
World Cinema
Behind the MountainsIt’s evident that the Dardenne brothers, who have a special interest in children, had sufficient reason to participate in producing this movie. In his previous two films, Hedi (2016) and Dear Son (2018), director Mohamed Ben Attia...