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The South African Embassy is holding special film screenings to mark the 20th anniversary of diplomatic ties with South Korea.
The South African Film Festival will run from April 25-26 at the Korean Film Archive in Seoul to show the country’s movie culture to the Korean public.
A public screening of award-winning 2009 film Skin will be held at 11 a.m. on April 25, followed by 2011 movie Retribution on the same day.
Skin tells the story of a girl of mixed-race struggling to find her place in apartheid South Africa. The movie Retribution follows events after a seemingly lost hiker arrives at the mountain cabin of a retired judge, but soon reveals that he has a contentious link with his host.
The 2004 film Drum, based on the life of South African investigative journalist Henry Nxumalo, will be shown on April 26 for invitees only.
The South African Film Festival will run from April 25-26 at the Korean Film Archive in Seoul to show the country’s movie culture to the Korean public.
A public screening of award-winning 2009 film Skin will be held at 11 a.m. on April 25, followed by 2011 movie Retribution on the same day.
Skin tells the story of a girl of mixed-race struggling to find her place in apartheid South Africa. The movie Retribution follows events after a seemingly lost hiker arrives at the mountain cabin of a retired judge, but soon reveals that he has a contentious link with his host.
The 2004 film Drum, based on the life of South African investigative journalist Henry Nxumalo, will be shown on April 26 for invitees only.
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Articles by Korea Herald
