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Korean Film Festival 2024
Madrid
16th edition of Korean cinema showcase
About
Experience the magic of Korean cinema at the 16th edition of the Korean Film Festival. This cinematic celebration features critically acclaimed films like 'Burning', 'Exhuma', and the Oscar-winning 'Parasite' in a special black and white version. Discover compelling narratives and stunning visuals that showcase the best of South Korean filmmaking.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Film enthusiasts, cultural explorers
Vibe
Cinematic, cultural, engaging
Energy Level
Low
Budget
Free
Photo Friendly
Moderate
Weather Sensitivity
Low
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
Free entry until capacity is reached
Duration
Varies by film (e.g., 132min, 148min, 158min)
Ages
12+ to 16+ depending on the film
Schedule
Screenings on October 17-18, 2024
Organizer
Korean Cultural Center in Spain
Practical Information
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early to secure a seat, as entry is free and capacity is limited.
- Check the specific age rating for each film to ensure it's suitable for your viewing party.
- Follow @cccspain on Instagram for any last-minute updates or announcements regarding the festival.
- Consider using public transportation to reach Cines Capitol, as parking in the Gran Vía area can be challenging.
- Familiarize yourself with the film schedule beforehand to plan which screenings you want to attend.
Frequently Asked Questions
What films are being shown at the festival?
The festival includes screenings of 'Burning', 'Exhuma', 'Parasites; Versión blanco y negro', and 'El Extraño'.
Is there a cost to attend the film screenings?
Entry to the festival screenings is free of charge, but it is on a first-come, first-served basis until the venue reaches full capacity.
What are the age restrictions for the films?
Age restrictions vary by film: 'Burning' is for ages 12+, while 'Exhuma', 'Parasites', and 'El Extraño' are recommended for ages 16+.
Where is the festival taking place?
The screenings are held at Cines Capitol, located at Gran Vía 41 in Madrid.
Who is organizing the Korean Film Festival?
The festival is organized by the Korean Cultural Center in Spain.