Director Kim Ki-duk’s “Time” Invited to Karlovy Vary Film Festival
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Director Kim Ki-duk's new work "Time" has been selected as the opening movie of the 41st Karlovy Vary International Film Festival held in Czechoslovakia.
The organizer of the film festival said that it was honored to screen Kim Ki-duk's new film for the first time in the world.
The movie portrays lovers who make an extreme decision to overcome a relationship crisis and to rekindle their love.
Actors Sung Hyun-ah and Ha Jung-woo play the female and male leads of the film.
Director Kim's other work "The Coast Guard" was invited to the film festival in 2003 and won the Karlovy Vary Award, the International Federation of Film Critics Award and the Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema Award
The organizer of the film festival said that it was honored to screen Kim Ki-duk's new film for the first time in the world.
The movie portrays lovers who make an extreme decision to overcome a relationship crisis and to rekindle their love.
Actors Sung Hyun-ah and Ha Jung-woo play the female and male leads of the film.
Director Kim's other work "The Coast Guard" was invited to the film festival in 2003 and won the Karlovy Vary Award, the International Federation of Film Critics Award and the Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema Award
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