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Forum I
Thematic Forum:
Korean Film and Two Koreas
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February 11 (Sat), 11:00
~ 1:00 PM, the Pickwick Hotel, San Francisco
This public forum will provide a unique opportunity for the general
American audience to learn how the Korean film community has contributed
to the democratization of Korea by offering alternative perspectives
on important ideological issues. Panelists will discuss ways in
which Korean film has contributed to the historical imagination
of the two Koreas and to Koreans’ dream for a reunified country.
This forum will reflect a variety of perspectives, including that
of a leader of the Korean film industry, a recognized film director,
and distinguished film scholars.
Panelists: Choon-Yun LEE (President, Korean Association
of Film Art & Industry), Je-Gyu KANG (Film
director), Young-Lan LEE (Assoc. Prof. Kyung Hee
University), Aaron MAGNAN-PARK (Asst. Professor,
University of Notre Dame), Hyangjin LEE (Lecturer,
University of Sheffield)
Moderators: Chul HEO (Asst. Professor, San Francisco
State University) |
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Forum II
Industry Forum:
American Market and the Korean Film Industry |
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February 12 (Sun), 1:00 ~ 3:00
PM, the Pickwick Hotel, San Francisco
The past few years have seen growing connections between Korean and
American film production, with a number of Korean film artists developing
new production and distribution deals with Hollywood and elsewhere.
This open talk will discuss the possibilities and implications of
these relationships by drawing on the experiences of several outstanding
international film artists.
Panelists: Myung-Se LEE (Film Director), Je-Gyu
KANG (Film Director), Hana LEE (Producer,
MK Pictures), Choon-Yun LEE (CEO, Cine2000), Ted
KIM (Executive VP and Head, CJ Entertainment America)
Moderators: Stephen ULJAKI (Professor, San Francisco
State University), Brent MALIN (Asst. Professor,
San Francisco State University) |
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Forum III
Academic Symposium: Globalization and Contemporary Korean Cinema |
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February 10 (Fri), 3:00 ~ 5:00
PM, Encina Hall, Stanford University
Korean films have emerged as a unique and influential player in international
cinema. Current Korean cinema has combined Hollywood and more traditionally
Asian aesthetics in ways that make it well suited for the global film
market. This academic seminar will discuss the political, cultural,
social, and economic implications of these recent developments for
both Korea and international cultural sectors.
Panelists: Young-Lan LEE (Assoc. Professor, Kyung
Hee University in Korea), Hyangjin LEE (Lecturer,
University of Sheffield in UK), Jenny Kwok Wah LAU
(Assoc. Professor, San Francisco State University), Aaron
MAGNAN-PARK (Asst. Professor, University of Notre Dame),
Kyu-Hyun KIM (Assoc. Prof. University of California,
Davis)
Moderators: Chul HEO (Asst. Professor, San Francisco
State University), Aaron KERNER (Asst. Professor,
San Francisco State University) |
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Forum
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Media Forum:
Portrayals of Koreans in the US Media: The impact on Korean Americans |
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February 9 (Thurs), 07:00 ~
09:00 PM, Burk Hall 408, San Francisco State University
This forum discussion will bring together US journalists, filmmakers
and Korean American community members to discuss the past and present
images of Korea, including North Korea, presented in the US Media.
Through dialogue and discussion, this forum, will discuss the prominent
images of Korea and Koreans and their impact on the Korean American
community.
Panelists: K.W. LEE (President, the Korean American
Journalists Association), Matthew YI (Reporter, the
San Francisco Chronicle), Cheryl PARK (SF Bay Area
Filmmaker), Grace SU (SF Bay Area Filmmaker), Sun
Tae HWANG (SF Bay Area Filmmaker), Won JUNG (SF
Bay Area Filmmaker), Daniel LEE (SF Bay Area Filmmaker),
Henry KIM (SF Bay Area Filmmaker)
Moderators: Grace YOO (Assoc. Professor, San Francisco
State University) |
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