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The Korean independent-film festival opens with Kam Jeongwon’s 108-minute feature and an in-person Q&A.
The inaugural New York Korean Independent Film Festival begins with Kam Jeongwon’s feature about two people drawn to the same riverside. An introduction and Q&A with Kam and Choi Chang Hwan turn the 108-minute screening into a genuine opening-night occasion.
What to expect
RSVP for a 7 PM screening at the Korean Cultural Center New York. Plan to remain after the feature for the scheduled conversation with Kam Jeongwon and Choi Chang Hwan.
Good to know
- The screening begins Thursday at 7 PM.
- The film has a 108-minute running time.
- The venue is located at 122 East 32nd Street.
- An introduction and question session accompany the film.
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Common questions
When is the screening?
The screening starts at 7 PM on Thursday, October 15.
Where does it take place?
It takes place at 122 East 32nd Street in Manhattan.
How long is the film?
The listed running time for the feature is 108 minutes.
Will anyone discuss the film?
Yes, Kam Jeongwon and Choi Chang Hwan are scheduled for a Q&A.