Lucky Chan-Sil

Series/Themes: Virtual Screening

Genre: Drama

Film Year: 2019

Locations: South Korea

Film Length: 96 min.

Languages: Korean

Subtitles: Yes

Director: Cho-hee Kim

Chan-Sil, a film producer, finds herself abruptly unemployed after the film director’s sudden death she’s spent her career working for. Now jobless and running low on money, she takes a position as a cleaning lady for an actress, Sophie. By chance, she encounters Sophie’s’ French tutor, Kim Young, who immediately catches her eye. Meanwhile, Chan-Sil moves into a new place and quickly befriends her landlady, an older woman who offers perspective on Chan-Sil’s life transition. This Korean indie film offers the story of a passionate woman and the people around her, all ordinary and struggling with life in their own ways. Introduction by Hyeyon Moon (School of Continuing and Professional Studies, UVA).

Lucky Chan-Sil is part of the Korean Film Series supported by the Korea Cultural Center, Washington, D.C. and UVA Korea Society and the Women in Film Series supported by Virginia Commission for the Arts & National Endowment for the Arts

Wednesday, October 21
10:00 AM
Virtual Screening
Add To Calendar 20201021 10:00 20201021 23:59 America/New_York VFF: Lucky Chan-Sil

Chan-Sil, a film producer, finds herself abruptly unemployed after the film director’s sudden death she’s spent her career working for. Now jobless and running low on money, she takes a position as a cleaning lady for an actress, Sophie. By chance, she encounters Sophie’s’ French tutor, Kim Young, who immediately catches her eye. Meanwhile, Chan-Sil moves into a new place and quickly befriends her landlady, an older woman who offers perspective on Chan-Sil’s life transition. This Korean indie film offers the story of a passionate woman and the people around her, all ordinary and struggling with life in their own ways. Introduction by Hyeyon Moon (School of Continuing and Professional Studies, UVA).

Lucky Chan-Sil is part of the Korean Film Series supported by the Korea Cultural Center, Washington, D.C. and UVA Korea Society and the Women in Film Series supported by Virginia Commission for the Arts & National Endowment for the Arts

 Virtual Screening Virginia Film Festival info@virginiafilmfestival.org

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