Korean Film Events

Co-sponsored by the Harvard Korea Institute Crime and cinema share an intimacy with darkness. Just as the illuminated screen reaches out into the shadowed theater, crime’s projected images gesture toward a realm beyond full comprehension. Alternating...

Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies Alumni and Faculty Film Series Co-sponsored by the Harvard Korea Institute South Korean filmmaker Hyun kyung Kim grew up with the inherited burden of the Korean War, a conflict that left an indelible mark on her...

Co-sponsored by the Harvard Korea Institute with support from the Kim Koo Foundation These programs present an overview of Activism and Post-Activism: Korean Documentary Cinema, 1981-2022 (Oxford University Press, 2024), the first English-language...

Korea Institute Film Screening Co-sponsored by the Harvard Music Department The screening will be followed by a discussion with film director Ty Kim and reception *** The official trailer for the documentary feature film "Earl." can be found here *** The...

Co-sponsored by the Harvard Korea Institute Films by Hong Sangsoo IN WATER (2023; 61 minutes): Friday, February 9, 7PM Sunday, February 25, 7PM Sunday, March 3, 7PM IN OUR DAY (2023; 84 minutes): Friday, February 9, 8:30PM Sunday, February 11, 3PM Friday...

Co-sponsored by Korea Institute Hong Sangsoo series—Still Life with Hong Sangsoo Friday April 21, 7PM and Sunday April 23, 7PM: WALK UP Friday April 21, 9PM: INTRODUCTION Sunday April 23, 3PM and Sunday May 7, 3PM: IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE Friday May 5, 7PM...

Co-sponsored by Korea Institute Artist/filmmaker Youjin Moon in person to present, exhibit and discuss several of her short films

Harvard Film Archive is virtually screening two later works by Kaidu Club founder Han Okhi on Eventive site through December 12, 2022. Here is a link directly to the streaming site: https://harvardfilmarchive.org/calendar/han-okhi-virtual-program-2022-12

Harvard Film Archive

Korean Cinémathèque: The Varied Colors of Korean Comedy People Involved: Introduced by Dima David Mironenko-Hubbs, Ph.D. Candidate in East Asian Languages & Civilizations, Harvard University