Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival unveiled the first wave of its upcoming 29th edition on Thursday, a boisterous roster that brings new work from Hwang Wook,the Adams Family, Steve Pink, Julie Pacino, and Brock Bodell.
One year after debuting Mash Ville at Fantasia, South Korea’s Hwang returns with The Woman, a psychological thriller starring Han Hye-ji in which a girl pursues a mysterious stranger after an innocent act results in her friend’s suspicious suicide.
The first wave includesMother Of Fliesfrom John and Zelda Adams and Toby Poser, about a woman who seeks dark magic from a...
One year after debuting Mash Ville at Fantasia, South Korea’s Hwang returns with The Woman, a psychological thriller starring Han Hye-ji in which a girl pursues a mysterious stranger after an innocent act results in her friend’s suspicious suicide.
The first wave includesMother Of Fliesfrom John and Zelda Adams and Toby Poser, about a woman who seeks dark magic from a...
- 5/8/2025
- ScreenDaily
A long coach journey is what Ga-yeong endures every day, commuting from distant Uiseong to Seoul where she diligently attends – and is about to complete – her writing classes at the Screenwriting Arts Institute of Seoul. The bus terminal is the opening set of this 50min featurette written and directed by Kim Hyun-jung.
“Beginners’ Class” is screening in Hong Kong Arts Centre onon Friday 30/7 at 7:30 pm
as part of Women Direct. Korean Indies! – Korean Women Independent Film series, under the signature programme of the Hong Kong Arts Centre, Independently Yours
Ga-yeong (Han Hye-ji) is a timid and reserved young woman in her late twenties; far from teenager times, she retains a sort of social “teenagerness” as she struggles to overcome her shy armor and enjoy a bit of friendship and class camaraderie with a light heart. Surely it doesn’t help the fact that her movements are limited by the...
“Beginners’ Class” is screening in Hong Kong Arts Centre onon Friday 30/7 at 7:30 pm
as part of Women Direct. Korean Indies! – Korean Women Independent Film series, under the signature programme of the Hong Kong Arts Centre, Independently Yours
Ga-yeong (Han Hye-ji) is a timid and reserved young woman in her late twenties; far from teenager times, she retains a sort of social “teenagerness” as she struggles to overcome her shy armor and enjoy a bit of friendship and class camaraderie with a light heart. Surely it doesn’t help the fact that her movements are limited by the...
- 7/5/2021
- by Adriana Rosati
- AsianMoviePulse
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