Starting on October 12th and playing for just over a month at the Seoul Cinematheque is a 22-film program of Classic French Cinema. Sixteen of the films are playing with English subtitles, and include almost all of the major French directors of the time period:

Jean Renoir: BOUDU SAVED FROM DROWNING (1932), TONI (1934), LA BETE HUMAINE (1938), FRENCH CANCAN (1954)

Jean Vigo: L’ATALANTE (1934)

Sacha Guitry: FAISONS UN REVE (1936)

Jean Gremillon: L’ETRANGE MONSIEUR VICTOR (1938), LUMIERE D’ETE (1943)

Julien Duvivier: PEPE LE MOKO (1937)

Marcel Carne: HOTEL DU NORD (1938), CHILDREN OF PARADISE (1945)

Abel Gance: PARADIS PERDU (1940)

Robert Bresson: LADIES OF THE BOIS DU BOULOGNE (1945)

Jean-Pierre Melville: SILENCE OF THE SEA (1949)

Jacques Tati: JOUR DE FETE (1949)

Max Ophuls: LE PLAISIR (1952)

The complete schedule is available at their website.

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