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Selected films including films in the competitive section will be screened during the festival at the EBS-¡®SPACE¡¯ Art Hall in the EBS headquarters. Online reservations can be made by clicking on the menu ¡®Schedule/Ticketing.¡¯ If you do not make a reservation, onsite admittance is first-come, first-serve basis. All the tickets are free. |
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| 7/10 (Mon) l 7/11 (Tue) l 7/12 (Wed)
l 7/13 (Thu)
l 7/14 (Fri) |
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Looking for the Lost Voice |
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Director : Tzipi Trope
TV : 06-07-12 10:25 / Screening : 06-07-12 10:00 |
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| Omri Goldin was a soloist of the Israeli punk rock group ¡°Lucy¡¯s Pussy¡± (·ç½Ã½º Ǫ½Ã). He was killed by a suicide bomber. His father, Amiram, a peace activist, his Palestinian friends and the band are on a journey to find sanity and peace. |
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Out of Bounds |
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Director : Alexandre Leborgne, Pierre Barougier
TV : 06-07-10 19:50 / Screening : 06-07-12 15:00 |
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| Alejandro, condemned to a life sentence and head of 2,300 inmates, tells us about Iwahig, a prison without bars where prisoners can live with their families. Founded more than a century ago in the Philippines, this unique prison system opens up new horizons. |
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Sentenced Home |
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Director : David Grabias, Nicole Newnham
TV : 06-07-14 21:40 / Screening : 06-07-12 17:00 |
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| Putting a never-before-seen face on current U.S. deportation policy, SENTENCED HOME follows the heart-breaking sagas of three Cambodian-Americans through the deportation process over the course of three years, from the streets of inner-city Seattle to the rice paddies of Cambodia. |
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Chris In Korea |
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Director : Saino Kim
TV : 06-07-16 20:25 / Screening : 06-07-12 18:30 |
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| Chris is a French film student living in Korea. The film shows his days, mostly spent with his other non-Korean friends, and tries to relate what it's like to be a foreigner. |
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Papa |
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Director : Jon Alpert
TV : 06-07-12 13:40 / Screening : 06-07-12 19:30 |
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| An affectionate and darkly humorous look at his father suffering from painful disease, this film is a fine example of Alpert¡¯s ability to capture the most intimate moments of his subjects and touch us with their vulnerability |
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