The London Korean Film Festival 2013: Marines Are Gone
Date: Monday 11th November 18:30
Venue: Curzon Soho
During the Korean War a squad of Gang Dae-sik helps to lead the Incheon Landing operation and, after taking Seoul, makes a push towards the North. Though the soldiers witness many horrors, they are still able to show a compassionate side, shown when they adopt an orphaned girl, Yeong-hui. The squad and girl lean on each other for support through the nightmare of the war only to come up against the unbeatable odds of the Chinese army. Will anyone be able to return home.
The London Korean Film Festival (LKFF) returns to the capital for the 9th annual edition, 6th -21st November. Presented by the Korean Cultural Centre UK, the 2014 programme gives audiences across the capital and select UK venues the very best of contemporary Korean Cinema from this year with over 50 screenings, including UK and European premieres of box office hits, critically acclaimed independent titles, and retrospective programmes spanning epic period action adventures, edge of your seat thrillers, romantic comedies, dramas, documentary and short films. The London Korean Film Festival also offers audiences unique access to the cream of Korean filmmaking talent including directors, producers, actors and programmers. 
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