Attention cinephiles in the Big Apple! Have you bought tickets for the 4th annual Korean American Film Festival in New York yet? It’s only a two-day event, this year’s lineup looks amazing:
Sat, Feb. 27:
5PM
Narrative Shorts Competition (Learn More)
7:30PM
Shorts Program (Learn More)
Sun, Feb. 28:
2PM
Thirst by Chan-Wook Park
Going Home by Jason Hoffman
4:30PM
Munyurangabo by Lee Isaac Chung
Make Yourself at Home by Soopum Sohn
It’s all happening at SVA Theatre, 333 W 23rd Street, New York, NY.
Check out the KAFFNY 2010 Shorts Trailer:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk4Bq3e-LfE&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
Want to win tickets to the screenings? KoreAm is giving away 3 pairs of weekend passes that’ll get you access to all festival programs!
Just comment below. Three winners will be chosen at random tomorrow.
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Is it too late to enter? I hope I get tix!
Hope I get some tickets! :)
Queens native here! Woot woot. Hope to get the chance to go!
I am coming up from DC for the festival – so excited!
I’ve never been to a film festival. I will definitely find a babysitter for my four children so I can attend :)
This looks great! Hope I get picked!
Good shows. Wish they moved the shorts to Sunday instead! Hope I win the tickets!
Thanks!
Wil
Wow, this looks great! I’ve never been to the Korean American Film Festival, but I can’t wait to change that this year!