Korean film “The Naked Kitchen” invited to Berlin film fest
Korean film "The Naked Kitchen" has been invited to the 60th Berlin International Film Festival, according the movie's producer Soo Film on Wednesday.
"Kitchen" will be shown in the Culinary Cinema section — a non-competitive category which recognizes films revolving around the themes of food and love, nature and the environment — at the fest on February 18, Soo explained in a press release.
The film, helmed by director Hong Ji-young, portrays the love triangle which occurs in a restaurant kitchen between characters played by actors Shin Min-ah, Joo Ji-hoon and Kim Tae-woo.
Hong had written the film adaptation of "Antique," a novel by Japanese cartoonist Fumi Yoshinaga, which had also shown at the same category in Berlin last year.
The festival, which started in 1950, is considered one of the most prestigious film events in Europe, alongside Cannes, Venice and Rotterdam. The fest will be held from February 11 to 21 this year.
via 10asia
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