Korean Film Festival 2007

Welcome to the official website of Korean Film 07!  

The Korean Cultural Centre is delighted to present Korean Film 07, which is in its second year. We really wanted to build on the success of last year, so we decided to collaborate with the world class Barbican Centre and begin the festival with a bang!

The festival begins on 2 November with a special preview of Breath from the critically acclaimed director Kim Ki-duk. It then goes on to showcase some of the latest films to come from Korea in addition to screening two films from the classic era – Madame Freedom and My Mother and Her Guest. And it doesn’t stop there either – we close the London festival with a preview of Park Chan-wook’s latest I’m a Cyborg, but That's OK with a screen talk with Park Chan-wook himself.


One of the key developments this year is the fact that the festival doesn’t finish in London; rather this is where it all begins! Korean film 07 goes on tour. As soon as the festival concludes at the Barbican Centre, it moves to Warwick. We are proud to work along side the Warwick Art Centre who are hosting the festival from 9 – 11 November 2007. The festival then concludes in Oxford from 12 – 14 November 2007.

We have designed this site to make it easy to navigate, so you shouldn't encounter any problems finding the information you need. Please click on the links above to find out more information on a particular venue. If there are any questions you wish to ask that cannot be answered on this site, please go to the Q&A page where you can submit a question and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.