London Korean Film Festival 2011

Korea's biggest hit of the year comes to the ICA with a film that deals with lost friendships, growing up with some singing and dancing thrown in for good measure.

Out of all the great films released every year in Korean, The Front Line is Korea's official submission into the 84th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film.

2011 sees the 10th anniversary of the famous Mise En Scene Short Film Festival. We bring the best of this milestone year to the UK shores.

In the 16th Century, the streets of Joseon are stalked by a serial killer and the King believes the killings are to cover up a conspiracy so he commissions the notorious Detective K.

Dance Town is a hugely stirring story of a woman who escapes over the border between North and South Korea.

As part of the London Korean Film Festival, there will be a Short Animations QR Code Screening in the cinema reception area of the ICA.

On a chicken farm among hundreds of hens is Leafie, one amazing hen who dreams of a life outside her cage.

The second programming from the Mise En Scene Short Films is filled with more great shorts.

Poongsan risks his life by crossing the North and South Korean border every day, retrieving family members from the North to the South.

This has been a hugely successful film, winning awards all around the world and introducing a fantastic filmmaker and actor in Park Jung-bum to the world.

Of course the discussion of suicide is no laughing matter but everything that happens after is a madcap adventure.

After being sentenced for murder, Anna meets Hoon, a Korean immigrant who makes his living as a callboy, with whom she begins a great love affair.