Korean Cultural Service's
Korean Movie Night Series 3:
The Hidden Gems of Korean Cinema
Presents
Korean Movie Night Series 3:
The Hidden Gems of Korean Cinema
Presents
Cafe Noir
Directed by Jung Sung-il
South Korea, 2008, 198 minutes
When: Tuesday, June 21st @ 7PM
Doors open at 6:30 PM
Where: Tribeca Cinemas
54 Varick Street, on the corner of Canal Street
One block from the A, C, E and 1 train Canal Street stops
Price: Free!!!
All seating is first-come, first served.
New York Premiere
Directed by Jung Sung-il
South Korea, 2008, 198 minutes
When: Tuesday, June 21st @ 7PM
Doors open at 6:30 PM
Where: Tribeca Cinemas
54 Varick Street, on the corner of Canal Street
One block from the A, C, E and 1 train Canal Street stops
Price: Free!!!
All seating is first-come, first served.
New York Premiere
The Hollywood Reporter calls it “enthralling” while other trade papers have violently rejected it like a bad cheeseburger, but either way there’s nothing else out there like film critic Jung Sung-Il’s epic CAFE NOIR. A sprawling, multi-character feature in the vein of a postmodern Robert Altman movie, the film tells the tale of a rejected young lover and his married mistress, juggling visual styles, points-of-view and references to everything from Korean monster movie THE HOST to Dostoevsky’s White Nights and Goethe’s The Sorrows of Young Werther. Truly unique.
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