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Serbian film festival in Seoul ends
Belgrade,
24 March 2008
The Serbian Ministry of Culture stated today that the Serbian film festival in Seoul ended with the screening of the film Huddersfield (Hadersfild) on Saturday.
According to the statement, the festival was organised by the Serbian embassy in Korea, in cooperation with the Serbian Film Centre. Six latest Serbian films were shown at the festival.
The festival began on March 17 with the film Belle Epoque (Bel Epok), and later the Korean public had the opportunity to watch the films Agi and Ema (Agi i Ema), Change Me (Promeni Me), Rejected (Odbacen), The Trap (Klopka) and Huddersfield (Hadersfild).
The festival began on March 17 with the film Belle Epoque (Bel Epok), and later the Korean public had the opportunity to watch the films Agi and Ema (Agi i Ema), Change Me (Promeni Me), Rejected (Odbacen), The Trap (Klopka) and Huddersfield (Hadersfild).
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