ACF
Asian Cinema Fund
Post-Production Fund
2014 Post-Production Fund
LIST A Matter of Interpretation
| Category | Korean Project |
|---|---|
| Project | A Matter of Interpretation |
| Director | LEE Kwangkuk |
| Country | Korea |
| Director's Profile |
Lee Kwang-kuk made his feature debut with <Romance Joe>(2011), receiving warm welcome at the Busan International Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam and more. The film won him the Citizen Reviewer’s Award at the Busan IFF, the Best New Director Award at the Buil Film Awards, and the Best Screenplay Award at the Busan Film Critics Awards. |
- Synopsis
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One winter night…
A small-time actress is devastated to learn that no one has come to see her show. Out of frustration, she yells at her fellow actors and storms out of the theater.
As she wanders the street, she receives a call from a friend who says she’s had a disturbing dream about the actress, advising her to stay out of trouble.
The actress takes no heed to her friend’s warning and heads to the park with a bottle of liquor, in hope to find peace.
She carelessly lights up a cigarette, ignoring the no smoking ban in the park, when an officer approaches her. As they talk, they discover that their lives are intertwined in a strange way.
- Director's Note
- “What did you dream about last night?”
- Festivals
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2014 Busan International Film Festival - Korean Cinema Today_Vision
/ CGV ART HOUSE Award
2014 Seoul Independent Film Festival - First Prize Award
2015 International Film Festival Rotterdam
2015 Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema - INALCO Jury Award Special Mention
2015 Seatle International Film Festival
2015 Shanghai International Film Festival
2015 Munich International Film Festival
2015 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
2015 Vancouver International Film Festival
2015 BUIL Film Awards
2015 Hong-Kong Asian Film Festival
2015 London Korean Film Festival
- Still Cut
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