Some Tweets about London Korean Film Festival Teaser Bluebeard (2017)

Some Tweets about London Korean Film Festival Teaser Bluebeard (2017)

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Some Tweets about London Korean Film Festival Teaser Bluebeard (2017)

#LeeSooyeon returns after 14 years to present the labyrinth of the human mind with #Bluebeard https://t.co/UQngbVLrAA #koreanfilm #film pic.twitter.com/Zh9UpL6tll

— KoBiz (@KoreanFilmBiz) July 14, 2017

As Bluebeard (2017) progresses, Lee Soo-yeon's teasing multiple snatches of scenes from different angles subside, into Seung-hoon's ambience https://t.co/cqubYrqbJR

— THE AGENT APSLEY (@THEAGENTAPSLEY) July 27, 2017

Photo credits : Dae-myung Kim (and Jin-woong Jo) (upper image) ;

Actor not credited (by IMDb), and Jin-woong Jo (lower image)

A succinct introduction by Dr Morris both put Bluebeard in its place in the Teasers (and the thinking behind them), and nicely set the mood. https://t.co/vSR0BEstF6

— THE AGENT APSLEY (@THEAGENTAPSLEY) July 25, 2017

Don't miss this opportunity to catch BLUEBEARD, part of the #LKFF Teaser Screenings!#SouthKoreanCinema #Cambridge https://t.co/3lQpIK0MeO pic.twitter.com/59mlZ6gLUW

— Cambridge Film Fest (@camfilmfest) July 24, 2017

Thanks to the friendship of @camfilmfest and @koreanfilmfest, a chance to see Soo-youn Lee's Bluebeard (2017) at @CamPicturehouse last night

— THE AGENT APSLEY (@THEAGENTAPSLEY) July 25, 2017

Photo credits : Jin-woong Jo (upper image) ;

Goo Shin and Dae-myung Kim (centre image)

Jin-woong Jo and Yoon Se-ah (lower image)

Assisted by the score's novelty, as we try to pick our way between clues and snares, do we momentarily think of ? :https://t.co/KEHHdqgYhL https://t.co/EhOc9XcBgf

— THE AGENT APSLEY (@THEAGENTAPSLEY) July 26, 2017

Film-references :

* A Girl at my Door (Dohee-ya) (2014)

* Delicatessen (1991)

* El virus de la por (The Virus of Fear) (2015)

* It’s A Wonderful Life (1946)

* The Handmaiden (2016)

* The Trial (1962)

To-night, what is - except at the lovely time that is @camfilmfest, which was part of it - the rarity of a double-bill at @CamPicturehouse !

— THE AGENT APSLEY (@THEAGENTAPSLEY) July 24, 2017

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Unless stated otherwise, all films reviewed were screened at Festival Central (Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge)