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PRESS BOOKING Qing Jin, Cinema Guild Tom Sveen, Cinema Guild [email protected] [email protected]
a Cinema Guild release Opens July 9 in theaters / July 16 in virtual cinemas 2020 / 77 min / 1.85:1 / DCP / 5.1/ Color In Korean with English subtitles PRESS BOOKING Qing Jin, Cinema Guild Tom Sveen, Cinema Guild [email protected] [email protected] The Cinema Guild, Inc. 2803 Ocean Ave Brooklyn, NY 11229 Tel: 212.685.6242, Fax: 212.685.4717 www.cinemaguild.com Press Materials: http://www.cinemaguild.com/theatrical/womanwhoran_press.html SYNOPSIS The 24th feature from Hong Sangsoo, THE WOMAN WHO RAN follows Gamhee (Kim Minhee), who has three separate encounters with friends while her husband is on a business trip. Youngsoon (Seo Youngwha) is divorced, has given up meat and likes to garden in her backyard. Suyoung (Song Seonmi) has a crush on her architect neighbor and is being hounded by a young poet she met at the bar. Woojin (Kim Saebyuk) works for a movie theater. Their meeting is polite, but strained. Before long, their shared history bubbles to the surface. With characteristic humor and grace, Hong takes a simple premise and spins a web of interconnecting philosophies and coincidences. THE WOMAN WHO RAN is a subtle, powerful look at dramas small and large faced by women everywhere. CREDITS Cast Kim Minhee as Gamhee Seo Younghwa as Youngsoon Song Seonmi as Suyoung Kim Saebyuk as Woojin Lee Eunmi as Youngji with Kwon Haeyo, Shin Seokho and Ha Seongguk Crew Written and Directed by Hong Sangsoo Cinematography: Kim Sumin Recording: Seo Jihoon Music: Hong Sangsoo Editing: Hong Sangsoo Color correction: Kim Jimin Technical manager: Lee Jaehan Produced by Jeonwonsa Film Co. -
WOMAN on the BEACH a Film by Hong Sangsoo
A Grasshopper Film Release WOMAN ON THE BEACH A film by Hong Sangsoo A new 4K digital restoration completed by the Korean Film Archive from the original 35mm negative 2006 / 127 Minutes / Digital / 1.85 / 5.1 / South Korea / In Korean with English Subtitles / Not Rated Woman on the Beach Synopsis Filmmaker Joong-rae, suffering from writer’s block, takes a trip to the coast with his production designer Chang-wook, who brings along the vivacious Moon-sook. Soon after their arrival, Moon-sook falls for Joong-rae’s advances; however, the fickle hero can’t commit and he awkwardly parts with her. What had been a sardonic Jules and Jim turns into a burlesque Vertigo when Joong-rae returns to the coastal resort and attempts to recreate the original romance with a woman who resembles Moon-sook, until his jilted lover shows up … Woman on the Beach About the Director Biography Hong Sangsoo made his filmmaking debut with The Day a Pig Fell Into the Well in 1996. He has since produced 23 features and become one of the world’s most beloved filmmakers, using a complex and highly ordered structure under a seemingly random surface created by spontaneous circumstances in depicting the characters in his films. Renowned for his unique cinematographic language and unprecedented aesthetics, Hong is considered one of the most established auteurs in contemporary Korean cinema. Filmography 2020 THE WOMAN WHO RAN 2018 HOTEL BY THE RIVER 2018 GRASS 2017 THE DAY AFTER 2017 CLAIRE’S CAMERA 2017 ON THE BEACH AT NIGHT ALONE 2016 YOURSELF AND YOURS 2015 -
AU CINÉMA LE 29 Juillet 2020 DISTRIBUTION PRESSE LES ACACIAS LAURETTE MONCONDUIT & JEAN-MARC FEYTOUT
Les Acacias Jeonwonsa Film Co. et présentent AU CINÉMA LE 29 juillet 2020 DISTRIBUTION PRESSE LES ACACIAS LAURETTE MONCONDUIT & JEAN-MARC FEYTOUT 63 rue de Ponthieu 17-19 rue de la Plaine 75008 Paris 75020 Paris www.acaciasfilms.com Tél. 01 56 69 29 30 Tél. : 01 43 48 01 89 [email protected] [email protected] / [email protected] Dossier de presse et photos téléchargeables sur SYNOPSIS Un vieux poète, qui loge dans un hôtel au bord d’une rivière, fait venir ses deux fils, pensant que sa fin est proche. Lieu de retrouvailles familiales, l’hôtel est aussi celui d’un désespoir amoureux : une jeune femme trahie par l’homme avec qui elle vivait vient y trouver refuge et demande à une amie de la rejoindre… ENTRETIEN AVEC HONG SANGSOO Pour commencer, pourquoi le film a-t-il été tourné dans cet hôtel près d’une rivière et comment un vieil homme, pour la première fois dans votre filmographie, en est-il devenu la figure cen - trale ? A cette époque, je pensais qu'il était temps de tourner un film. Un jour, je suis parti faire un tour en voi - ture avec mes amis jusqu’à cet hôtel. C'était la première fois que j’y allais. On m’avait dit que l’endroit était calme et agréable. J’y ai passé du temps en discutant assis près de la fenêtre et le lieu m’a plu. Je pensais collaborer à nouveau avec Ki Joobong mais je ne savais pas qu'il deviendrait le personnage principal. Un peu avant le tournage, je suis allé chez lui pour voir où il vivait et en discutant avec lui, Ja'sasii sé tséu rs uler psorli sd pe alar pleiè dceé,b ju’ati dpuen fsilém q uc’ailr p oonu rernatiet nindt evroptrréet evro liex raôule g pérniénrcipqaule c. -
SGIFF 2020 Festival Guide.Pdf
OFFICIAL SPONSORS AN EVENT OF HOSTED BY OFFICIAL AUTOMOBILE 26 Nov –– 6 Dec 2020 FESTIVAL PARTNERS FESTIVAL TECHNOLOGY PARTNER PROGRAMME PARTNER PLATFORM PARTNER CREATIVE PARTNERS SGIFF FILM ACADEMY PARTNERS FESTIVAL SUPPORTERS Education Partner AWARD PRESENTERS VENUE PARTNERS IN CONJUNCTION WITH WEB DESIGN PUBLIC RELATIONS AND FESTIVAL VISUAL FESTIVAL MEDIA PARTNER SOCIAL MEDIA PARTNER Who would have thought—having just dimmed Stories have a magical ability to transport CHAIRPERSON’S the lights after the celebrations of our 30th EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S us to different realities. They give us new MESSAGE edition last year, we would be faced with a MESSAGE perspectives, provoke conversation, global pandemic that would bring everything inspire action. They bring us on a journey to a standstill. In the film world, we have seen through someone else’s eyes. productions postponed and cinemas shut. Some of the biggest film festivals in the world Film is one beautiful way in which stories are have been forced to change their formats or told. A group of individuals gather in a cinema cancel their events for the year entirely. serendipitously to experience a film together. When the credits roll and audiences gradually At SGIFF, 2020 was going to be a year for exit, no doubt, each person has a slightly rejuvenation. The team came together in different take on the film. Conversations spark January to envision the future of this festival as people figure out plotlines, discuss what that is beloved by so many in Singapore and they missed, make sense of what they just the region. saw—certainly, film inspires connection. -
The Woman Who Ran: the Cinematic- Romantic Collaboration of Hong Sangsoo and Kim Min-Hee Evolves by Colin Marshall
The Woman Who Ran: The Cinematic- Romantic Collaboration of Hong Sangsoo and Kim Min-Hee Evolves by Colin Marshall SPOILER WARNING: The following writing gives away some of the plot Original Title: If at all possible, do try to see The Woman Who Ran (도망친 여자), the new Domangchin yeoja / 도망친 여자 picture by Korean auteur and international film-festival habitué Hong Sangsoo, at Seoul’s Emu Cinema. I recommend that particular venue in part because Director: Hong Sang-soo it offers occasional English-subtitled screenings for non-Korean-speakers, but more so because it appears as a major location in the movie itself. Runtime: 77 minutes Watching Hong’s films in Seoul is like watching Éric Rohmer’s films in Paris: the characters tend to encounter one another and fall into meandering, insistent Country: South Korea conversations in places you recognize from everyday life, and indeed may have Language: Korean with English passed through on your way to the theater. But it’s one thing to watch a movie subtitles in the city where it takes place, and quite another to watch its protagonist take a seat in the very same screening room in which you’re seated yourself. Rating: PG13 (Some Coarse Language) That protagonist, a 30-something Seoul florist named Gam-hee, is played by Kim Min-hee, star of seven out of Hong’s last eight movies. It says something AWARDS about Hong’s prolificacy that these constitute only the latest period in his career, during whose 24 years he’s directed exactly as many features. -
A FILM by HONG SANGSOO PAGE 3 Main Credit
PRESS KIT A FILM BY HONG SANGSOO PAGE 3 Main Credit A JEONWONSA Film Co. PRODUCTION WRITTEN, DIRECTED AND PRODUCED BY HONG SANGSOO STARRING LEE HYEYOUNG CHO YUNHEE, KWON HAEHYO SHIN SEOKHO, KIM SAEBYEOK HA SEUNGGUK, SEO YOUNGHWA LEE EUNMI, KANG YISEO, KIM SIHA PRODUCTION MANAGER, STILL PHOTOGRAPHY KIM MINHEE Technical Information PRODUCTION ASSISTANT LEE SOYOUNG FORMAT DCP ASPECT RATIO 1.85:1 CINEMATOGRAPHY, EDITING, MUSIC HONG SANGSOO SOUND STEREO MONO SOUND SEO JIHOON FRAME RATE 24FPS RUNNING TIME 85 MIN. WORLD SALES FINECUT COLOR COLOR PAGE 4 IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE Synopsis she has never lived in a high-rise apartment, and she wonders how her sister can live at this height every day. a few days ago she kind of burst in to stay with her sister, and she is now becoming re- accustomed to life in korea. while seeming to keep a grave secret to herself, she manages life one day at a time with a sense of mindfulness. meanwhile a certain director, some years younger than her, has asked her to join his project, and after a polite re- fusal, they have agreed to meet for the first time today. downtown seoul is filled with narrow alleys that harbor tiny old bars, and that’s where they meet. as they are getting drunk, there is sudden rainfall and thunder. PAGE 6 IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE Director HONG SANGSOO Biography Filmography was born in seoul korea in oct 25th 1960 2021 INTRODUCTION 2020 THE WOMAN WHO RAN studied at chungang university, california college of arts, 2019 HOTEL BY THE RIVER the school of art institute of chicago 2018 GRASS 2018 CLAIRE’S -
KIM MINHEE En the WOMAN WHO RAN
KIM MINHEE EN THE WOMAN WHO RAN UNA PELÍCULA DE HONG SANGSOO capricci SINOPSIS Mientras su marido está de viaje de negocios, Gamhee visita a tres viejas amigas. En tres ocasiones, un hombre surge de manera inesperada e interrumpe el tranquilo hilo de sus conversaciones… ENTREVISTA CON HONG SANGSOO Sus películas representan cosas triviales de la vida cotidiana, pero des- cansan en una estructura conceptual. En esta hay una estructura en tres partes, cada una de las cuales se corresponde con sendas visitas a una vieja amiga. ¿La idea de la estructura es lo primero que se le ocurre cuando emprende un nuevo proyecto? En la actualidad, y esto ya desde hace algunos años, la idea de la estruc- tura se me ocurre más tarde, hacia el segundo o tercer día de rodaje. Para esta película comencé a trabajar el material —las personas y los lugares que había elegido— sin tener en mente ninguna estructura fija. Pero vagamente sabía que cada uno de los tres lugares que había elegido constituiría, de un modo u otro, un capítulo aparte. The Woman who Ran es una cinta centrada en las mujeres y en las relaciones que entablan entre ellas. En varias ocasiones los personajes masculinos intentan entrometerse en el filme, pero fracasan de mane- ra sistemática. ¿Era su intención hacer una película «femenina»? No sé si esta es una película femenina. He tratado de ser lo más fiel po- sible al material del que disponía. Al tomar ciertas decisiones, como esas de las que habla, era consciente de que algunas personas verían de ese modo las cosas.