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*The following programs will be held after a film screening.

*The following programs may change depending on the festival situation.

Master Class

Class with people who have accomplished outstanding cinematic achievements in each field and pioneered their area. It will take place after the film screening.

*Ticket price: KRW 10,000 (including a film screening and special merchandise)

Social Hygiene
Experience director Denis Côté’s film style can be seen by Social Hygiene. Meet the director, who is in Montreal, Canada, on video. Look carefully into his original filmmaking style, which never stopping experiment and creation.
Time April 30 (Fri) 20:00 CGV Jeonjugosa 8 (4DX) / May 5 (Wed) 16:00 CGV Jeonjugosa 8 (4DX)
Panel Director Denis CÔTÉ
Moderator CHOI Eun Young, programmer of PyeongChang International Peace Film Festival
Format Pre-recorded video screening after the film screening
Screening code 244, 726
HAN Okhi Selection
A conversation with director Han Okhi, who led the first female experimental film organization in Korea, Kaidu Club. She is a filmmaker who poured out her fiery energy and intense creative desire into the film. Let’s hear about her story of the creation and spirit of the era toward the film.
*Han Okhi Selection is screened with The House is Black of Special Focus: I am Independent section.
Time May 1 (Sat) 17:00 JEONJU Digital Independent Cinema / May 5 (Wed) 14:30 CINE Q Jeonju Film Street 5
Panel Director HAN Okhi
Moderator KIM Jiha, Asia Culture Center (ACC) Cinematheque programmer
Format Pre-recorded video screening after the film screening
Screening code 338, 717
K-Sound Master Class

The invited masters select one of their representative films each. The chosen film will be played, then listening to professional talks and learning about their know-how time will be provided.

*This master class is with Jeonju IT&CT Industry Promotion Agency (JICA).

Parasite: Black-And-White Edition
Time May 1 (Sat) 15:00 CGV Jeonjugosa 1
Theme Sound Design and Narrative
Panel Ralph T. CHOI, sound supervisor
Moderator CHUN Jinsu, programmer of JEONJU IFF
Format At the theater after the film screening
Screening code 326
The City Of Violence
Time May 2 (Sun) 15:00 Digital Independent Cinema
Theme Creation of Sound, the World of Foley
Panel Foley artists YANG Daeho and MOON Jaehong
Moderator Director WOO Moongi
Format At the theater after the film screening
Screening code 421
Cinema Class

We invite experts in the theme of the film and learn about the subject from panels.

*Ticket price: KRW 10,000 (including a film screening and special merchandise)

The Watermelon Woman
“Sometimes you have to make your history.” Let’s talk about how the life of an actor “Watermelon Woman” who played the typical black nanny in the 1930s and an African American lesbian filmmaker overlap each other. Also, how the director Cheryl Dunye created the history of black lesbians that no one preserved before into witty fiction.
Time May 1 (Sat) 19:00 CINE Q Jeonju Film Street 4
Panel NA Wonjeong, journalist
Moderator Sung MOON, programmer of JEONJU IFF
Screening code 342
FATHER
The story is about irrational society, justice, and family. The film takes a close look at the ironic part of the system in which the social welfare system built to protect the socially underprivileged does not protect them.
Time May 1 (Sat) 20:00 CINE Q Jeonju Film Street 2
Panel KANG Yujung, journatlist
Moderator HUR Namwoong, film critic
Screening code 348
Aftermath
The story tells how the efforts to punish pro-Japanese collaborators were removed from history and the pain that their descendants suffer. It speaks sharply for the history of now, not for the history of the past.
Time May 2 (Sun) 17:00 CGV Jeonjugosa 3
Panel Aftermath director KIM Jinhyuk
Moderator Emmanuel Moonchil PARK, director
Screening code 430
Honey Cigar
The story is about a cry of a foreigner for gender discrimination and the right to sexual self-determination. Through the film deals with the identity confusion as a French woman from Algeria, experience how a woman’s body can be discriminated against and violated due to cultural differences. And follow up on how she overcomes the discrimination and violence and wins an independent life.
Time May 3 (Mon) 10:30 CGV Jeonjugosa 1
Panel IBANJIHA
Moderator LEE Dahyeh, journalist
Screening code 501
The slug
The directors who have been born and raised in Jeonju and Daegu tell a lively story about the local filmmaking sites and their difficulties.
Time May 5 (Wed) 19:30 CGV Jeonjugosa 3
Panel CHOI Jinyoung ,The slug director
KAM Jeong-won, The train passed by director
Moderator MOON Seok, programmer of JEONJU IFF
Screening code 736
Last Words
What would cinema be like at the end of the world? This Cinema Class reflects on what cinema means under the changes of the film industry due to COVID-19. Let’s talk about film media that change our lives and inspire us.
It features the 22nd JEONJU IFF’s publication project, What will be of Cinema (Spanish title: ¿QUÉ SERÁ DEL CINE?).
Time May 6 (Thu) 15:00 CGV Jeonjugosa 8
Panel Marcelo ALDERETE, Programmer of the Mar del Plata International Film Festival
Moderator CHUNG Chonghwa, head of research & curation at the Korean Film Archive
Screening code 814