Wide Angle

• Korea
• 2005
• 14min

A young man and a woman become isolated due to a climbing accident. A man comes by and leaves after fixing a little flag into the ground as a promise to come back with a rescue team. Whenever he meets a victim, he just sticks in t...

Wide Angle

• Korea
• 2005
• 13min

A phone booth stands all alone in the middle of city center where nothing seems to have ever happened and where it is just passed by. It meets people, one after another, during an indifferent day. We can find one aspect of our liv...

Wide Angle

• Korea
• 2005
• 73min

An omnibus lvoe story consisting of different stories and genres with the common theme of a home phone number becoming the medium of love. Director Kwak Jae-yong’s The Whisper of Memories unfolds the fantasy of a ’memory ank’ that...

Wide Angle

• Korea
• 2005
• 114min

This music documentary follows the path of Yoon Do-hyun Band on its daring adventure of a tour of Europe immediately following the renown it achieved during the 2002 World Cup. During the month-long tour of Europe, sharing a bus w...

Special Programs in Focus

• Greece
• 2004
• 110min

Sofianos, a one-time police informer, is an ex-drug trafficker out on probation. When a union leader assassinated, Sofianos is arrested for the murder. He strikes a deal with the authorities to intitrate ana entrap his former coll...

A Window on Asian Cinema

• Taiwan,China,Hong Kong
• 2004
• 112min

Evident from its title, 20:30:40 talks about the love and lives of women in their 20s, 30s and 40s. The film follows one woman from each generation as she must make important decisions in her ife. We learn that the idea taught to ...

Opening Film

• Hong Kong
• 2004
• 120min

Chow Mo Wan, once imnpossibly in love with Li-chun in In the Mood for Love, still has a lot to talk about and still has endless dream. This time, there are more women: Bai Ling who happens to be a prostitute: Wang Jing-wen, daught...

Wide Angle

• Singapore
• 2004
• 3min

This short film was inspired by the filmmaker′s 5-day stav in Pusan and Seoul in 2001. Utilizing Korean advertisements, the film depicts a real love story, although ephemeral, that began and ended within a time span of 24 hours i...

Wide Angle

• Singapore
• 2004
• 11min

This film deals with war, killer virus?s, death, bad economies, unemployment and the all-around uncertainties that surround us these days. 576 emerged out of the frustrations from the filmmaker′s feeling of helplessness in the fa...

A Window on Asian Cinema

• Japan
• 2004
• 114min

69 Sixty Nine, Lee Sang-il′s third feature following Blue Chong and Border Lines is based on the novel by Ryu Murakami. The film′s opening sequence, filled with 60s′ rock music and American pop culture-style animation, summarizes ...