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World Premiere
Pascha
New Currents
Literature · Love/Romance · Women
- CountryKorea,South
- Production Year2013
- Running Time97min
- FormatDCP
- ColorColor
Program Note
Forbidden love doesn’t include only immoral intimacy. If a woman in her forties loves a 17-year old male that could also be forbidden. Forty-something, screenwriter Gaeul, lives with a 17-year old. Her family cannot understand any aspect of her life: raising a cat, living on vegetables, and moreover, a 17-year old lover! To them, Gaeul’s love life is nothing more than a dirty scandal. “I am afraid I might lose courage. There are just too many things for us to fight against and what if I can’t say a word, behaving foolish in front of them?” The boy’s line penetrates to the heart of this film and signals that the lovers face overwhelming opposition. The age gap is not everything. Though poor and constantly switching employment from one job to another, they still keep their tender hearts. They simply cannot ignore the sick cat. The world pushes them to eat meat, to meet someone who suits your age, and to have an abortion, and they really need courage to stand against such a world. Pascha is a brave film. (NAM Dong-chul)
Director

Seonkyoung AHN
Ahn Seonkyoung began her cinema career in 2000 after her years’ devotion in theater field as a planner and director in Street Theatre Troupe. Her first short film Monologue (2002) and The Maids (2003) and About Love (2004) were screened at several major film festivals in Korea. The Phantom Sonata (2007), which is her thesis film in Korean Academy of Film Arts, was the opening film at the Indie Forum. Her first feature film A Blind River (2009) advanced to the competition at the Zurich Film Festival.
Credit
- Director
Seonkyoung AHN - ProducerHo-jun SUNG
- CastKIM So-hee
SUNG Ho-jun
SHIN Yeon-sook - ScreenplaySeon-kyoung AHN
- CinematographyJi-sun YU
- Production DesignHe-min KIM
- MusicMin-whee LEE
- Production CompanyCurious Cat Films
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