A Little Life
Park Soo-ah and Kang Hye-won vividly evoke the confusion and grief of recently orphaned kids in Kim Yong-cheon’s ‘A Little Life’, one of two recent productions funded by the Jeonju Cinema Project.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | May 2, 2026 | Festivals, Jeonju 2026 |
Park Soo-ah and Kang Hye-won vividly evoke the confusion and grief of recently orphaned kids in Kim Yong-cheon’s ‘A Little Life’, one of two recent productions funded by the Jeonju Cinema Project.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Apr 30, 2026 | Festivals, Jeonju 2026 |
French-educated Korean filmmaker Jéro Yun teases raw emotions and rapturous performances out of his cast in ‘Left Behind’.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Apr 30, 2026 | Festivals, 2026, Jeonju 2026 |
Revolving around an old teacher-turned-farmer’s doomed attempts to make his cow give milk, Ankur Hooda’s ‘The Calf Doll’ is a canny combination of aesthetics, atmosphere and subtle social analysis.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Apr 30, 2026 | Jeonju 2026, Festivals, Thessaloniki |
Winner of the Next Wave award at CPH:DOX, ‘Dream of Another Summer’ is filmmaker Irene Bartolomé’s poetic, pensive and powerful ode to the traumatized Lebanese capital of Beirut.
Read MorePosted by Clarence Tsui | Feb 21, 2026 | Berlin 2026, Festivals |
A boozy party at a seaside villa descends into a delirious explosion of suppressed angst for two slackers and their angst-ridden middle-aged fathers in “Cesarean Weekend”, Iranian indie cinema instigator Mohammad Shirvani’s first feature in 13 years.
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