Dear Friends and Colleagues,

We are proud to announce that <Green Chair> directed by PARK Chul-su will have its world premiere at the upcoming 2005 Sundance Film Festival. <Green Chair> is part of Sundance’s first World Dramatic Competition section (Find the screening dates and locations below). Together with <Green Chair>, we would be delighted to discuss our other titles in detail with you at Sundance.

Please forward the dates of your stay in Sundance and your contact information during the festival to nelly@mirovision.com.

Best regards,

Nelly Chang

Int’l Division, Mirovision Inc.

Mirovision at 2005 Sundance Film Festival

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Contact during Sundance 2005 (Jan. 21-30)

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Green Chair

Directed by PARK Chul-soo 98 min. / 2004 / Drama / Korea

Cast: Suh Jung (‘The Isle’), SHIM Ji-ho

*Screenings on Jan.22 21:00 Egyptian Theatre, Park City

Jan.23 24:00 Holiday Village Cinema III

Jan.24 24:00 Egyptian Theatre, Park City

Jan.2 22:30 Trolley Square Cinemas C, SLC

From the acclaimed director <301, 302>

With a film as erotically charged and aesthetically adventurous as it is emotionally truthful, veteran director Park Chul-soo brings us the provocative story of amour fou between a 32-year-old divorcee and a 19-year- old college student (who under Korean law is considered a minor until he turns 20).

After being arrested and sentenced to community service for corrupting a minor, beautiful, enigmatic Moon-hee attempts to ditch handsome young Hyun. But Hyun refuses to disappear, and the two, magnetically drawn together, go on the lam, escaping to a hotel room where they rapturously discover each other through sex that is as raw and intimate as any seen on screen. As the film progresses, so, too, does their trust in each other and their confidence in their unorthodox choices. Park brings an extraordinary intelligence, sensitivity, and spirited lightness to the story of an egalitarian relationship that continuously defies expectation as the lovers test the frontiers of sensation, communicate in ineffable ways, and improvise an unconventional family.

Park shifts stylistic gears with a humorously theatrical, almost surrealist culminating scene in which an unlikely group--including Moon-hee's feminist supervisor, her criminal case investigator, and Hyun's entirely accepting mother--weigh in with Greek chorus-like opinions on this rare partnership. Full of stylistic surprises and magical moments, Green Chair is a celebration of living in the moment and a profound meditation on maturity and innocence.- Caroline Libresco

Antarctic Journal

Directed by YIM Phil-sung TBA / 2005 / Adventure Thriller / Korea

Cast: SONG Kang-ho(‘Memories of Murder’) , YU Ji-tae(‘Old Boy’)

Point of Impossibility, Where the Antarctic becomes Madness

Led by a charismatic team leader, CHOI Do-hyung(SONG Kang-ho), a six-men expedition team tries to reach the unreachable point in the Antarctic. Marching through the endless snow, they come across with an ANTARCTIC JOURNAL, written by a British 80 years ago. From the moment they find the journal, strange things start to happen to them, and end up with losing 2 members and equipment not working. However, with the leader’s obsession, an exhausting expedition continues to conquering the unreachable. and they begin to experience the same things described in the journal….

Loft

Directed By KUROSAWA Kiyoshi (‘Cure’, ‘Bright Future’) TBA / 2005 / Thriller / Korea, Japan

Cast: NAKATANI Miki(‘Ring’), TOYOKAWA Etsushi(‘Love Letter’)

PPP Pusan Award at Pusan International Film Festival

The place where secrets of death are hidden….Loft

A prize-winning writer, Leiko(NAKATANI Miki), moves to a quiet sub-urban house to finish up her new novel with a help of the editor. That night while sleeping, she sees a man in the storage room transporting an object that is wrapped in cloth. She soon finds out that he is a renowned archaeologist, Professor Yoshioka(TOYOKAWA Etsushi), researching ancient mummies, and that object was a recently discovered mummy. Working late on her book, Leiko witnesses a ghost and finds out that her room once belonged to a woman who had been missing for a while. This brings unexplainable fear to Leiko as she starts to uncover more stories from the past.

Red Eye

Directed by KIM Dong-bin(‘Ring’ Korea) TBA / 2005 / Horror / Korea

Cast: JANG Shin-young(‘Springtime’), SONG Il-kuk

A ride to your unforgettable tragedy. Life is a train heading to the last station called Death.

On July 16, 1988, a train accident which drives 100 hundred people to death occurs. Without knowing the cause, the case becomes a mystery and soon gets forgotten.

After 16 years, a train attendant Mi-sun is on board first time at work. The train leaves its platform as scheduled and rapidly gains the full speed. All of sudden, it stops for 10 minutes without any reason, and restarts. However, when it begins to run, all Mi-sun can see is from the 80’s and old newspaper with the date written July 16, 1988. What happened during the 10 minutes when the train stopped and where are they going?

Sam's Lake

Directed by Andrew Christopher ERIN TBA / 2005 / Adventure Thriller / U.S.A.

Cast: Fay Masterson (‘Rancid’), William Fregory LEE (‘Dark Angel’)

In the quaint area near the lake, an escaped psychiatric patient makes his way through the surroundings wilderness, back to his childhood home, slaughtering his family in their sleep, and disappearing into the woods never to be found. Many years later the horrifying massacre has turned legend as disappearances haunt the surrounding towns. Sam(Fay Masterson), a young woman who, every summer, returns home to the secluded lakeside cottage where she grew up. There she reconnects with her traditions, old friends and memories of the past. This year, a group of hip, young urbanites, Kate(Sandrine Holt), Franklin(Stephen Bishop), Melanie(Megan Fahlenbock) and Dominik(Salvatore Antonio) join Sam on her annual trip. But when Sam and her friend Jesse(William Gregory Lee), a local to the area, take the group on an adventure to revisit the site of the murder they all come face to face with the terrifying legend of 'Sam's Lake'.

My Boyfriend is Type B

Directed by CHOI Suk-won TBA / 2005 / Romantic Comedy / Korea

Cast: LEE Dong-gun(‘Lovers in Paris’, ‘Sweet 18’) , HAN Ji- hye(‘‘Summer Scent’, ‘Sweet 18’)

Have you ever fell in love with type B Guy?

Hami(HAN Ji-hye) is a college student, who believes in predestined love. One day she meets Young-bin(LEE Dong-gun) on the street and instantly feels that he is the one. However, Young-bin is such a heartthrob and his blood type is ‘B’, which is believed as the must avoidable type by many women! Despite her cousin’s objection, Ha-mi falls for him because of his aggressive wooing.

At first, Young-bin grabs Ha-mi’s heart by various special events. Young- bin runs a venture firm while he is still in college. He doesn’t have for buying a house but has money for buying a car; he is such a poser. Besides he puzzles Ha-mi by showing type B’s well-known characteristic stinginess. He takes back the flower she gave Ha-mi and resells them and buys Ha-mi clothes with department store’s gift coupons. Moreover, he breaks into other’s office and plays hurdle race; he plays Superman game inside of elevator in high-storied building. Meaning of date for him seems not only very creative but also very bizarre.

As Time goes by, Ha-mi gets hurt twist-minded and selfish Young-bin and decides to break up with him. Then Young-bin realizes that he’s in love with her and tries to get her back, but all of his efforts come to nothing. The type B guy tried to win the type A girl back, who is not easy to persuade once she turns around! The relationship of the couple of worst combination becomes turmoil when Young-bin accepts an offer of his friend…

My Generation

Directed by NOH Dong-seok 2004 / Drama / Korea

Cast: KIM, Byung-suk , KIM Jae-kyung

2005 Rotterdam International Film Festival

Happiness is getting more expensive.… Will I be able to afford it?

Byung-suk and Jae-Kyung are old lovers, Byung-suk, who wishes to be a movie director can do nothing but to earn money by worthless part-time jobs. To make the matters worse, Byung-suk is driven to pay for his brother’s debt.

Never have had decent jobs, Jae-kyung gets fired on the first day of work just because her gloomy looks. Same as Byung-suk, Jae-Kyung earns debt by starting internet home-shopping. Byung-suk scolds her but tries to payback her debts by selling his only one camera, meanwhile, Jae-kyung gets an illegal loan to help Byung-suk.