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Korean Film Nights return on 29th July with Living Memories, a series of five documentary films screening throughout out August at the Korean Cultural Centre, London, and Birkbeck Cinema.
29 July, 6.30pm: Under Construction (2018)
Birkbeck Cinema
Personal documentary from director Jang Yun-mi following her construction worker father and exploring the impact of his 40 years of labour on his body and mind.
4 August, 7.00pm: Halmoni (2017)
Korean Cultural Centre, London
Personal documentary from Daniel Kim who was born to a Korean family of farmers in Argentina exploring his complex cultural identity.
11 August, 7.00pm: Soup & Ideology (2021)
Korean Cultural Centre, London
Documentary from Dear Pyongyang‘s Yang Yonghi focussing on her mother as she begins revealing tragic memories of her flight from South Korea to Japan during the Jeju Incident of 1948.
18 August, 7.00pm: With or Without You (2015)
Korean Cultural Centre, London
Documentary focussing on two elderly women who were once married to the same man at the same time and continue to live together long after his death.
25 August, 6.30pm: Factory Complex (2014)
Birkbeck Cinema
Experimental documentary exploring the lives of workers in the textile industry from the 1960s onwards eventually contrasting their experiences with those of women in contemporary Cambodia..
Living Memories runs at the Korean Cultural Centre, London, and Birkbeck Cinema 29th July to 25th August. Full details and ticketing links for all the films are available via the official website and you can keep up with all the latest screening news by following the London Korean Film Festival on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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