Local and Foreign Film With English Subtitles
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■ "Hurrah! For Freedom" (Chaumanse) (1946)
At noon on March 5
Seoul Selection
Set during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945), Jeon Chang-keun is chased by colonial police and shot. He is saved by Hwang Ryeo-hui, a nurse, who helps him hide. They fall in love, but Jeon refrains from devoting himself as he has to fight against the Japanese colonialists. Although they resist the Japanese, they die just before the nation is liberated from Japan in August 1945. This DVD contains the director's cut, an interview with film critic Kim Jong-won, and an introduction to the cast and crew. Tickets: 3,000 won. Located near Anguk Station, subway line 3. Details: (02) 734-9539 or http://www.seoulselection.com
■ Charity Movie Coffee Mornings
At 9:30 a.m. on March 17
Seoul Club
This session will screen "If You Were Me - 2005" (Yosotgaewi Sison), a collection of six short films examining human rights violations in Korea. The entrance fee is 16,000 won, which will be donated to a local charity organization. The venue is located near the Shilla Hotel in Changchung-dong, Seoul. Details: 011-748-1972 or http:/www.geocities.com/ekfprogram
At noon on March 5
Seoul Selection
Set during the Japanese colonial period (1910-1945), Jeon Chang-keun is chased by colonial police and shot. He is saved by Hwang Ryeo-hui, a nurse, who helps him hide. They fall in love, but Jeon refrains from devoting himself as he has to fight against the Japanese colonialists. Although they resist the Japanese, they die just before the nation is liberated from Japan in August 1945. This DVD contains the director's cut, an interview with film critic Kim Jong-won, and an introduction to the cast and crew. Tickets: 3,000 won. Located near Anguk Station, subway line 3. Details: (02) 734-9539 or http://www.seoulselection.com
■ Charity Movie Coffee Mornings
At 9:30 a.m. on March 17
Seoul Club
This session will screen "If You Were Me - 2005" (Yosotgaewi Sison), a collection of six short films examining human rights violations in Korea. The entrance fee is 16,000 won, which will be donated to a local charity organization. The venue is located near the Shilla Hotel in Changchung-dong, Seoul. Details: 011-748-1972 or http:/www.geocities.com/ekfprogram
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