The Old Garden ["Orae-doen jeongwon"] Written and directed by Im Sang-soo. Based on a novel by Hwang Seok-young. In the months following the Kwangju Massacre, a socialist activist hides from the police in a remote home, together with a schoolteacher. Soon the two fall in love. Starring Ji Jin-hee, Yeom Jung-ah, Kim Yu-ri, Yun Hee-seok, Yoon Yeo-jeong, Lee Eun-seong, Park Hye-sook, Ban Hyo-jeong. Cinematography by Kim Woo-hyung. Produced by MBC Productions. Distributed by Lotte Entertainment. Sold internationally by Cineclick Asia. Rating: 12+. 112 min. January 4.
Digital Short Films By Three Filmmakers 2006 ["Dijiteol samin-samsaek 2006"] Directed by Darezhan Omirbaev [Kazakhstan], Eric Khoo [Singapore], Pen-ek Ratanaruang [Thailand]. Three 30-minute films commissioned by the Jeonju International Film Festival: Omirbaev's About Love, based on a short story of the same name by Chekhov about a teacher who falls in love with a married woman; Khoo's No Day Off, about an Indonesian woman who comes to work as a maid in Singapore; and Pen-ek's Twelve Twenty, based on Gabriel Garcia Marquez's "Beauty and an Airplane" about a man who sits next to a beautiful woman on a 12 hour, 20 minute flight. Starring Ainur Turgambayeva, Kairat Machmetov, Syamsiah, Ananda Everingham, Khemapsorn Sirisukha. Cinematography by Boris Treshev, Jason Tan, Christopher Doyle and Rain Li. Produced and sold internationally by Jeonju International Film Festival. Rating: 12+. 107 min. January 4.
Operation Makeover ["Eonni-ga ganda"] Directed by Kim Chang-rae. Screenplay by Hwang Jo-yun, Kim Hyun-jin, Park Ye-jeong. A woman gets the opportunity to travel back in time to 1994 to re-engineer her love life. Starring Ko So-young, Jo An, Yu Geon, Lee Joong-moon, Lee Beom-soo, Oh Mi-hee, Ok Ji-young, Oh Dal-soo. Cinematography by Kim Young-no. Produced by Sio Film. Distributed by Cinema Service. Sold internationally by CJ Entertainment. Rating: 12+. 112 min. January 4.
sources:koreanfilm.org
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