Jeon Gye-soo

[Director]

With a stage and musical background and just a few films under his belt, Jeon Gye-soo has built a nice little reputation for imself. As well as introducing Ms Kkobbi Kim to a much larger audience with The Ballad of Ghost Theatre he has garnered awards for both that film and his latest offering, “Love Fiction”.

Between “You and Me”, this man’s a talented individual and so let’s thank Mr Jeon Gye-soo together.

Ultimately, what occurred was a group interview rather than a one-on-one chat. With this in mind please join me in giving thanks to the following:

http://www.hangulcelluloid.com/

http://www.koreanclassmassive.blogspot.com/

http://www.cineasiaonline.com/

http://www.asiaffinity.wordpress.com/

http://www.KoreanTimes.org/

And, of course:

http://www.kccuk.org.uk

Click to go to Hangul Celluloid’s site:

“JEON GYE-SOO Interview“

After the film itself followed an interesting Q & A session with Mr Tony Rayns, marvellous translator, Jae and the audience. Next? In the foyer there was banter, photos, autographs and more.

Earlier in 2012, another film, “Always” [by Song Il-gon] marked the 100th film night from the lovely guys over at the Korean Cultural Centre, London.

Photos of that evening can be found here – including ones of the 100th Film Night cake! – so please enjoy looking at them:

Mini Mini Movie’s “100th Film Night by the Korean Cultural Centre, London” Flickr Photo Selection

Please join me in congratulating this Korean Cultural Centre on reaching this number [and since taking this number even higher], & therefore marking a seminal point in the job they do to promote or re-ignite peoples’ love for Korean film-making.