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Gilsotteum
Korean Cinema Retrospective
- Country / RegionKorea
- Production Year1986
- Running Time105min
- FormatDCP
- ColorColor
Program Note
Along with Jagko, Gilsotteum is Im Kwon-taek’s another film depicting the tragedy of separation between South and North Korea, which also solidified middle-aged Shin Seong-il’s onscreen persona. While filming the 1983 TV show Finding Dispersed Families, he was already deeply interested in dispersed
families. This film shows how the tragedy of war continues to be felt to this day. A couple separated because of the Korean War find their son through the Finding Dispersed Families program. Each already has a family of his own, and the son they find is not who they expect. Now everyone must make a choice. (NAM Dong-chul)
Director
IM Kwon-taek
Born in 1934, Im Kwon-taek made his debut with Farewell Tumen Riverin 1962. He directed over 100 films before he made Revivre in 2014. He left a distinct mark on world film history by winning the Best Director’s award at the Cannes Film Festival in 2002 with ChiHwaSeon, which also won him an honorary Golden Bear Award at Berlin International Film Festival in 2005.
Credit
- Director
IM Kwon-taek - CastSeong-il Shin
Jimi KIM
Jiil HAN
Jeeyoung KIM - CinematographyIlsung JUNG
- EditorSoonduk PARK
- MusicJung-gil KIM
- World SalesKorean Film Archive
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