In celebration of the 80th anniversary of Korean liberation, Korean Cultural Center, Los Angeles (KCCLA) hosts 'Stories of Korean Liberation in Films', a special screening of six (6) Korean films, that highlight the history and culture of the anti-Japanese movement during the Japanese colonial period from March to November. We invite everyone interested to participate.

• ●Date/Venue: November 19th, 2025 (Wednesday) at 6:30 PM, KCCLA Ari Hall

• ●Screening Film: Dongju; The Portrait of A Poet (2016)

• ●Director: Lee Joon-ik

• ●Cast: Kang Ha-neul, Park Jeong-min and more

• ●Synopsis: Based on true story, the life and death of Yoon Dongju who dared to dream becoming a poet during the harsh period of Japan's occupation of Korea.

• ●Reservation: KCCLA Website RSVP (maximum of 4 seats per person) *Children under 12 years old can attend with a guardian.

• ●Inquiries: lila@kccla.org