| Cinema |
| Arrested
Motion: Leaps and Bounds in the Korean Detective Film |
Anne Rutherford on Lee Myung-se's 1999
film Nowhere To Hide (Senses of Cinema, Issue
No. 7, June 2000) |
| Asian
Film Connections: Korea |
General introduction; feature films & awarded
films since 1998; highlighted films with film stills & video
clips; highlighted directors; educational curriculum |
| Cinemaya Highlighted Articles: Korea |
Selections from Cinemaya, The Asian
Film Quarterly |
| A
Divine Tragedy: Kim Ki-duk Searches for Redemption in The
Samaritan Girl |
Acquarello's essay on Kim Ki-duk's 2004
film (Senses of Cinema, July-Sept. 2004) |
| The
Establishment of a National Cinema Under Colonialism: The History
of Early Korean Cinema |
Essay by Lee Young-Il (Screening the
Past, Issue 7, July 1999) |
| The
History and Material Existence of Korean Cinema |
Essay on Korean cinema in the Japanese
colonial period by Cho Hee-Moon of Sangmyoung University (Screening
the Past, Issue5, Dec. 1998) |
| Interview
with Kim Ki-Duk |
Conducted by Volker Hummel (Senses
of Cinema, Issue No. 19, March-April 2002) |
| Interview
with Lee Jeong-hyang, Director of The Way Home |
AsiaSource interview with the director of
the 2002 hit "about the unconditional love that grows between
a young boy and his grandmother" |
| Korean
Cinema in 2002 |
Peter Rist's survey in Offscreen (Mar.
2003) |
| Korean
Film Commission (KOFIC) |
"a government-supported, self-administered
body, work[ing] tirelessly to promote and support Korean films
both in Korea and abroad": Korean film database; newsletter;
bulletin board |
| Koreanfilm.org |
"The films, issues, people, & events
that shape the film community in Korea": annual reports;
newsletters; actors & actresses; directors; Korean TV dramas;
books & bibliography, etc. |
| S
Korea Trades Film Rights with US |
Sales of remake rights to its best movies
by the South Korean film industry to Hollywood to make up for
losses due to piracy (BBC News, Feb. 12, 2004) |
| Udine
Far East Film Festival 2004 Program Notes: Korea |
Darcy Paquet's Korean
Cinema in 2003: A Well-Made Boom; Ryan Law's Through
a Glass Darkly: Representation of the North in South Korean
Film & Screen
to Screen: Internet Movies in Korean Cinema |
| Where
are the Snows of Yesteryear?: Hong Sang-soo Searches for Lost
Time in Woman is the Future of Man |
Acquarello on Hong Sang-soo's 2004 film
(Senses of Cinema, Oct.-Dec., 2004) |
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