Korea’s ‘Late Autumn’ Set for Berlin’s Forum Section1 min read
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLate Autumn (Manchu), a Korean film based on a 1960s classic by director Lee Man-hui, was invited to Forum, a section devoted to works of young filmmakers at the Berlin International Film Festival, which opens next month.
The film by Kim Tae-yong (Family Ties), starring Tang Wei and Hyun Bin and produced by Korea’s Boram Entertainment is a story of a female Chinese immigrant on parole from a prison term who falls in love with a man of Korean descent.
Late Autumn trailer (English and Korean)
