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K-ARTS Announces 2026 First-Half Lineup for ‘Wednesday Cinema’ and ‘Rare Film Collection’

  • 2026.04.22

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               2026. 3. 3.



 

                                                                                    Experience World-Class Cinema at K-ARTS: Every Wednesday


  -  K-ARTS A&T Lab presents the 2026 'Wednesday Cinema' series, featuring 18 acclaimed domestic and international films.

  -  A unique opportunity to explore high-quality art house cinema and diverse global narratives.

 - The '2026 Rare Film Collection' for classic cinema lovers kicks off on Saturday, March 7.



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The Korea National University of Arts (K-ARTS, President Pyun Jang-wan) has unveiled its screening schedule for the first half of 2026. From March 4 to June 10, the university will host weekly

screenings of 14 acclaimed domestic and international feature films, bringing world-class cinema to the local community.

 

   ■ Wednesday Cinema: A Bridge Between Global Masterpieces and the Community

 

   The 'Wednesday Cinema' program features two screenings every Wednesday (2:00 PM and 6:00 PM). The 2026 lineup focuses on films that have shaped contemporary visual aesthetics and    

   narrative depth:


      · March: Kickstarting the season with the visually radical The Substance and Park Chan-wook’s mesmerizing investigative melodrama Decision to Leave.

      · April: Featuring the Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion winner Father Mother Sister Brother, noted for its elegant and witty portrayal of complex family dynamics.

     · Later Sessions: The program includes Jia Zhangke’s sharp insight into modern Chinese society, A Touch of Sin, and Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s delicate exploration of loss and healing, Drive My Car.


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■ Rare Film Collection: Preserving the Heritage of the 20th Century


   Beginning March 7, K-ARTS will also host the '2026 First-Half Rare Film Collection.' Established in 2016, this program is a collaboration between the K-ARTS AT Lab (Art & Technology Lab) and 

   'Old Cine,' a classic film archive community founded in 2005.


   The collection serves as a scholarly platform to rediscover true masterpieces of 20th-century cinema. Following each screening, the film prints are archived at the K-ARTS Art Information Center, 

   serving as foundational research material for future filmmakers and scholars.


 ■ Admission & Schedule Information


 In line with the university's commitment to cultural welfare, all screenings for both 'Wednesday Cinema' and the 'Rare Film Collection' are free of charge.


      · Location: Korea National University of Arts (Seokgwan-dong Campus)

      · Duration: March – June 2026

      · Full Schedule & Details: Available on the official K-ARTS website (https://www.karts.ac.kr)