The Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria (KCCN) is hosting the 2026 Korean Film Festival in Abuja, bringing Korean cinema and emerging Nigerian filmmakers together in a three-day celebration of film and cultural exchange. The festival, which runs from September 17 to 19 at Silverbird Cinemas, features Korean feature films, short films and winning entries from the inaugural KCCN Short Film Contest.
The festival opened with The King’s Warden, a 2026 historical drama directed by Jang Hang-jun, while Friday’s programme features The Book of Fish by Lee Joon-ik and Move the Grave by Jeong Seung-o.
The festival will conclude with screenings of the KCCN Short Film Contest winners, selected ...
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KCCN Hosts 2026 Korean Film Festival In Abuja
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