ACF 1840: Free screening of BLOODY FIGHT IN IRON-ROCK VALLEY

Korean Cultural Service New York

presents

Korean Movie Night 2013
Series Two: Micro-Budget Genre Invasion!

 Bloody Fight in Iron-Rock Valley / Cheol-ham-gye-gok-eui hyeo-too

Written and directed by Ji Ha-jean
South Korea, 2011, 89 minutes
When: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 @ 7:00 PM
Doors open: 6:30 PM
Where: Tribeca Cinemas
54 Varick Street, on the corner of Canal Street, NYC
Near the A, C, E @ #1 Canal Street subway stops
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Writer/director Ji Ha-Jean turns the Korean revenge film on its head with this outlandish 2011 spectacle, featuring a wild new take on a tried and true genre. When a nameless man is sprung from prison, he embarks on a bloody, vengeful mission to take down a criminal known only as “Ghostface” – spiraling himself into a series of wild, violent quests that leaves no one who meets him unscathed. A fragmented narrative and smooth jazz soundtrack made Bloody Fight in Iron-Rock Valley one of the most surreal adventures you’ll ever embark upon.

A huge hit at last year’s New York Asian Film Festival, this $35,000 film took “Best Korean Independent Film” at Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival and won “Best Asian Genre Film of the Year” from the European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation!