Films From Japanese Colonial Rule to Screen
Korea Times
The Korean Film Archive will screen films from before and after the Japanese colonial period that have recently been returned to Korea from Japan and China.
They will be shown from today to Friday at the archive's main theater in southern Seoul. The screenings start at 2:30 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.
The screenings will feature four movies _ So Kwang-je's ``Troop Train (Kunyong Yolcha)'' (1938), An Chol-yong's ``Fisherman's Fire (Ohwa)'' (1939), Choi In-kyu's ``Homeless Angel (Chipopnun Chonsa)'' (1941) and An Sok-yong's ``A Volunteer (Chiwonbyong)'' (1941) _ as well as the documentary films ``Haebang News (Independence News)'' (1945) and ``Choson'' (1938).
While the archive already possessed either parts of the films or dubbed versions of the films, it was only recently that they were able to acquire the original Korean-dialogue versions of the films in their entirety....the rest...
