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[afp120]

Hi everyone,
There is a great event coming up next Thursday and Friday, November 10-11. The first-ever North Korea Human Rights International film festival!
It is FREE and open to the public! There will be lots of films on issues surrounding North Korea, some which have never been shown before!
It's at Dongguk University in Seoul. Check it out! It's a unique event and a great chance to learn more about the North Korea situation.

Here is a link to the website for more information.
http://en.nknet.org/events-programs/film-festival-2011/north-korean-human-rights-intl-filmfest/

Hope to see you there!

[ssuprnova]

[afp120]

Short, yes, but full of great films!

[ThingsComeAround]

Nice, but most of the movies are shown on Friday.. during working hours.

If they wanted people to show up and enjoy them they might consider show times when working people have off?

[afp120]

I know it will be tough for some people to make it, but if you have a chance check it out! This festival starts tomorrow!

[World Traveler]

Also, check the schedule to see which films have English subtitles. A higher percentage of the ones showing Thurday do, so I'd say that is the better day to go. (Unless you are fluent in Korean.)

[chungbukdo]

Strong lack of subtitles on Kimjongilia, an American film and the only film people with normal working hours could go to. Why would they have Korean subtitles to the Korean version which is narrated in Korean?