LEE Kang-cheon

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LEE Kang-cheon

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Korean Classic THE SEASHORE VILLAGE to Open 14th LKFF Sep 18, 2019

The upcoming 14th edition of the London Korean Film Festival (LKFF) is set to celebrate the centenary of the Korean film industry with a wide-ranging program of classic Korean titles entitled ‘A Century of Korean Cinema’ in addition to its usual mix of current indie and commercial titles. Opening the whole festival this year will be a screening of the 1965 classic The Seashore Village from prolifi...
Korean Film Archive and Taiwan Film Institute Sign MoU Jun 07, 2019

The Korean Film Archive (KOFA) and the Taiwan Film Institute (TFI) have joined forces on an initiative that will see the institutions collaborate on film preservation and cinematic exchanges. The organizations signed a memorandum of understanding that will advance their mutual collaboration and exchanges on film restoration, research and promotion. The MoU encompasses training digital restoration ...
Lost Korean Classic COOL AND COLD Found in Taiwan Jun 05, 2017

Cool And Cold (1962) by director LEE Kang-cheon a film long thought to have been lost has been found in Taiwan. The film is based on YI Kwang-su’s novel, The Heartless and starred CHOI Eun-hee, LEE Sang-gyu and HEO Jang-gang. The film will be useful in researching a historical period Korean film history especially considering that the loss rate of the 1960’s Korean films was 55%. The Heartless, co...

Awards and Invitation

<Piagol> Udine Far East Film Festival (2024) - RESTORED CLASSICS
<Piagol> Jeonju International Film Festival : JIFF (2024) - Re-wind: Korean Film Archive in JEONJU
<Piagol> PyeongChang International Peace Film Festival (2020) - Classic: 6 · 25 · 70
<Piagol> London Korean Film Festival (2019) - Special Focus: A Century of Korean Cinema
<Piagol> Geumgang History Film Festival (2018)
<Piagol> Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema (2011) - Regard sur le cin？ma cor？en : 1945 ？2010
<Piagol> Marrakech International Film Festival (2009) - Tribute to South Korean Cinema