🎬 The Accordion Door + Intro by writer James Balmont After a mysterious incident behind an accordion door, the previously slow-witted Ji-soo lost his memory, while acquiring a prodigious talent for writing.. 🏆Actor of the Year( Moon Woo-jin) and Cine 21 Award in Busan

🎬 The World of Love Hailed by many critics as the best Korean film last year, The World of Love depicts the story of Joo-in (Seo Su-bin), a seventeen-year-old high school girl who keeps her thoughts and feelings to herself. Tickets are available on the LKFF website!

🎬 Women’s Voices Shorts The landscape painted by Korean women filmmakers is so vast and complex that it defies easy categorisation. The four selected shorts share a determination to carve out a path of their own while delivering the pleasures of diverse genres and forms.

🎬 Home A Loan Believing that a semi-derelict building in Seoul will soon be redeveloped, Eun-jin purchases a third-floor apartment there for her family. When Eun-jin starts seeing and hearing things, her paranoia makes her a danger to all around her.

🎬 Mad Dance Office The film is a lively comedy that creatively combines the dramatic gestures of flamenco dance with the uncertain steps of a woman in the midst of a mid-life crisis, featuring brilliant performance by actor Yeom Hye-ran.

The film follows two strangers on a journey, each haunted by their own past. Se-oh, who is of Black, mixed-race descent and feels that it is safer to live under a mask, while So-ra has lived in the shadows since the death of her same-sex lover.

The 21st edition of the London Korean Film Festival is right around the corner. This year we are pleased to return to the ICA with the strand Women’s Voices, highlighting some of the most talented up-and-coming independent filmmakers.

Unveiling the official trailer for the 21st London Korean Film Festival, running 2–16 November across BFI Southbank, Ciné Lumière and ICA! Full programme and ticket information available on the LKFF website. We can’t wait to see you all at the screenings ✨ Presented by @KCCUK

🎬 Bedford Park Stephanie Ahn’s feature-length expansion of her short film Accident (2023) uses romantic drama to explore cultural clash and intergenerational trauma in the Korean diaspora, winning the US Dramatic Special Jury Award for Debut Feature at Sundance Film Festival.