KCCUK – 12 Directors for 2012

By
Martin Cleary
– January 22, 2012

It’s good news for Korean film fans in the London area as the Korean Cultural Centre has extended its film screenings from fortnightly to weekly. Additionally, this promises to be a particularly special year as each month will be dedicated to the work of a different director and the final screenings of the month will take place in a cinema venue and feature special Q&A sessions with the director concerned.

January kicked proceedings off in style with screenings at the Cultural Centre of Nowhere To Hide (1999), M (2007) and Gagman (1989), all films from director Lee Myung-se, and this Thursday (26th January) will be a special screening of Lee’s stunning film Duelist (2005) at Apollo Cinema Piccadilly Circus, followed by a Q&A hosted by Dr. Daniel Martin.

Tickets are priced as follows: 10.00 GBP/ Student 8.00 GBP and can be booked via the Apollo website here: Apollo Cinema Booking

Links: The Korean Cultural Centre UK

Keep up to date of the screenings by bookmarking our KCCUK film screenings page

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About Martin Cleary

Martin Cleary is the founder and editor of the New Korean Cinema site. He is a contributor for the forthcoming Directory of World Cinema: Korea, has been a recurring guest on the 'What's Korean Cinema?' podcast and has participated in a discussion panel at the East Winds Symposium at Coventry University. He has written for the magazines Jade Screen and Screen Power and for several online sites including Electric Sheep and VCinema and was a team writer for the now defunct KFCCinema site.