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Korean film
Special Jeju Korean Film Night at the KCCUK
Thursday, 21st , April 7:00pm

Special Jeju Korean Film Night

<The Trip>


 

 

Title: The Trip (2010)

Director: Bae Chand-ho

Genre: Romance

Certification: 15 (South Korea)

Running Time: 147 mins

Date & Time: THURS 21st April 2011,7:00pm

Venue: Multi-Purpose Hall, KCCUK

Admission Free, Booking required

info@kccuk.org.uk / 0207 004 2600

 

Synopsis

 

THE TRIP opens with two college students, Gyeong-mi (Park Joo-hee-I) and Jun-hyeong (Park Sang-gyoo-I). The two set off to backpack across Jeju in search of inspiration to enter a photography competition. The outspoken and tomboyish Gyeong-mi tries to get everything her way, while sensitive guy Jun-hyeong struggles to persuade her otherwise. However, when Jun-hyeong announces that he will be drafted into mandatory military service soon, Gyeong-mi suddenly loses her appetite.

The second portion of the film zooms into local Jeju life. Fifteen-year-old Su-yeon (charmingly portrayed by an actual local student Kim Ji-eun-I) sorely feels the growing pains as she must deal with them on her own ? her father lives far away because of work, her "haenyeo" (Korean diving fisherwoman) grandmother is getting sick and frail, and schoolwork bores her.

She finds Solace in daydreaming about mainland life, particularly Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, where her mother, who left the family when she was five, supposedly works. When summer break hits, Su-yeon decides to search for her mother, and is shocked to discover that she runs a manicure shop in Jeju.

 

This film contains English subtitles.

Source: Korean Times

Remember once you've seen the film find us at twitter.com/koreanfilmfest and tweet your 140 character review to be in with a chance of winning a fantastic Korean film DVD.

Booking is required, please RSVP to info@kccuk.org.uk or call 020 7004 2600

Admission is free.

 



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