CGV to host special exhibition of 10 Jeonju International Film Festival films

CGV will host "Jeonju 2026: Epilogue at CGV" from the 13th to the 22nd, featuring 10 award-winning domestic and international films from the 27th Jeonju International Film Festival. Screenings of works such as the Grand Prize winner "The Summer That Slipped Away" will take place every weekend at CGV Arthouse theaters in Apgujeong, Dongdaemun, Gangbyeon, and Sinchon Artreon.

A special exhibition will be held to allow audiences to reunite with award-winning and trending films from the 27th Jeonju International Film Festival on the big screen. According to media reports, CGV announced on the 10th that it will host "Jeonju 2026: Epilogue at CGV" from the 13th to the 22nd in partnership with the Jeonju International Film Festival. Following last year's "Falling in Jeonju at CGV," this second special exhibition will showcase a total of 10 works, including 3 domestic films and 7 international films from the 27th festival's lineup.

Screenings will take place every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at the CGV Arthouse theaters located in CGV Apgujeong, Dongdaemun, Gangbyeon, and Sinchon Artreon. The domestic lineup includes "The Summer That Slipped Away" by director Lee Seon-yeon, which won the Grand Prize in the Korean Competition. Additionally, "Spending the Same Season Together" by director Ko Seung-hyeon, winner of the Korean Competition Actor Award and the CGV Award, and "The Running Time Is 77 Minutes" by director Jeong Ha-rin, a Korean Cinema screening selection, will also reunite with audiences.

In the international category, "The Night Slowly Disappears," winner of the Grand Prize in the International Competition, and "Chronovisor," winner of the Best Film award, are included in the screening list. Other works meeting audiences include "Remake" directed by Ross McElwee, "The Poet" directed by Simón Mesa Soto, and the first feature film by Fabrice Aragno, "The Lake." The first live-action feature by Mamoru Oshii, "The Red Spectacles," and "Don't Look Now" directed by Nicolas Roeg will also be screened through this special exhibition.

Jang Ji-yeon, head of the CGV Content Operations Team, stated in a media report, "It is meaningful to be able to present domestic and international works that received attention at the Jeonju International Film Festival in theaters again. We hope this will be an opportunity for audiences who missed the works during the festival, as well as lovers of independent and art films, to discover the charm of various works."

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