KOREAN FILM FESTIVAL IN AUSTRALIA 2019

THE REVIEWS

FESTIVAL FEATURE
By Charlie David Page
27th August 2019

Celebrating 10 years of screening the very best in Korean cinema Down Under, The Korean Film Festival in Australia returns in 2019 a line-up of exquisite new Korean films, from across all genres.

Taking place in Sydney (22-31 August), Canberra (22-25 August), Brisbane (5-8 September) and Melbourne (5-12 September), the Festival’s program features a whopping 22 films, 13 of which are Australian premieres.

Presented by the Korean Cultural Centre Australia, KOFFIA showcases the very best of Korean culture through film. From big-budget blockbusters to intimate art house flicks, the Festival presents a packed program of world-class cinema, plucked straight out of Korea’s booming film industry – Hallyuwood.

The SWITCH team has checked out the best of the festival, so take a look through our reviews below to help you decide what to see! Check back throughout the festival as we add to the collection.

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