| Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, May 31, 2014 | 8:00PM - 10:30PM | External Event, AGO Jackman Hall 317 Dundas St West. |
3rd Annual Toronto Korean Film Festival 2014
This year’s festival will explore the theme of ‘On the Fringe’ because contemporary Korean society is often mistakenly represented as being largely homogenous, while various minority groups are underrepresented and marginalized. With this year’s slogan ‘From Bounds to Bonds’, TKFF 2014 aims to break these boundaries and form bonds between these groups and Canadian communities.
Night Flight 야간비행
LEESONG Heeil Korea 2014 l 144 min l Drama, Noir l Korean w/English Subtitles l North American Premiere
8:00pm Door Opens l 8:30pm Screening Starts l AGO Jackman Hall
Advanced discount tickets: https://tkff2014.eventbrite.ca
Single ticket: $5 for screenings at CineCycle
Single ticket: $10 for screenings at AGO’s Jackman Hall
AGO pass $39 (AGO Pass covers all screenings at AGO on May 30 31)
Regular tickets: can be purchased at the door during the festival
Single ticket: $7 for screenings at CineCycle
Single ticket: $12 for screenings at AGO’s Jackman Hall
AGO pass $39 (AGO Pass covers all screenings at AGO on May 30 31)
About Toronto Korean Film Festival
With the mission ‘To Advance Diversity Through Korean Cinema’, Toronto Korean Film Festival is a nonprofit organization that aims to present authentic Korean cinema to the Canadian community, and to support local Korean filmmakers. Toronto Korean Film Festival showcased over 20 features and 30 short films in Toronto since 2012. In 2013 Toronto Arts Council and TKFF hosted a workshop on how to receive grants for KoreanCanadian filmmakers beside the annual festival. With a more diverse film selection than ever before, TKFF is proud to continue celebrating the cultural diversity of Canada.
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