With the support of the Korea Foundation (KF), comes the “HANCINE Nights” series, with recent films from South Korea.
He Korean Cultural Center (CCC) in Argentina, with the support of the Korea Foundation (KF)organized the cycle “HANCINE Nights”with recent films from South Korea, which will be screened from September 28, the second and fourth Thursday of each month, always at 7 p.m.
“HANCINE Nights” will take place at the Korean Cultural Center, at Maipú 972, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Retiro, free of charge with prior registration at the event. website www.cccoreano.orguntil room capacity is exhausted.
The films that can be seen in “HANCINE Nights”
The cycle will begin next Thursday with “The Luck of Chan-sil”of Kim Cho-heea comedy-drama about a film producer who loses her job and must clean houses to survive, until one day her life changes when she sees the ghost of Leslie Cheungthe famous Hong Kong film actor who took his own life in 2003.
On October 12, it will be seen “Secretly, grandly”of Jang Cheol-soowith a story about three young people from North Korea who integrate into South Korean life as spies.
On October 26 it will be the turn of “Innocent witness”of Lee Hancentered on a lawyer who is assigned to defend a person detained on suspicion of murder and finds a witness who can change the case in his favor, an autistic girl with whom he will establish a relationship.
The cycle ends on November 9 with “The perfect man”of Yong Sooin a story about the friendship between a gangster and a lawyer who has two months to live and wants to complete a wish list before the end.
Source: Ambito
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