To celebrate the coming of Spring, Cinematheque Pusan will screen four art films, which capture everyday life as a special moment, from March 2 until 18.

The films to be screened are ‘I've loved you so long’, ‘Synecdoche, New York’, ‘Into Great Silence’ and ‘Little Ashes’.

- <Into Great Silence> drew over 70,000 moviegoers through word of mouth, even though it was released on a small scale for only a short period of time. The release of the film is in answer to continuous demands by Busan’s movie fans for it to be rescreened.  

- <Little Ashes> is about the young life and loves of artist Salvador Dalí

- <Synecdoche, New York> is the debut film of director Charlie Kaufman who won the 2004 Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for <Eternal Sunshine>.

- <I’ve loved you so long> (in French, <Il y a longtemps que je t'aime>) is a 2008 French drama written and directed by Philippe Claudel.

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Timetable: http://cinema.piff.org/kor/main/theater/program_view.asp?c_idx=205&Page=&QueryType=A&QueryStep=3 (Currently only in Korean)

* Information: 051) 742-5377, http://cinema.piff.org