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German film “Crazy” is to be shown at the Goethe Institut in Seoul at 7 p.m. on Jan. 6 as part of its ongoing film series.
The free screenings offer German movies to the public with either English or Korean subtitles until Feb. 17.
The German film “Wholetrain” will be shown with Korean subtitles on Jan. 20, and “Wahrheit oder Pflicht” will be screened with English subtitles on Feb 3. The film “Prinzessinnenbad” will then be shown with English subtitles on Feb. 17.
Screenings are being held at the Goethe Institut Korea in the Seoul Square building near Seoul Station. Go to www.goethe.de/korea for more information.
The free screenings offer German movies to the public with either English or Korean subtitles until Feb. 17.
The German film “Wholetrain” will be shown with Korean subtitles on Jan. 20, and “Wahrheit oder Pflicht” will be screened with English subtitles on Feb 3. The film “Prinzessinnenbad” will then be shown with English subtitles on Feb. 17.
Screenings are being held at the Goethe Institut Korea in the Seoul Square building near Seoul Station. Go to www.goethe.de/korea for more information.
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Articles by Korea Herald
