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AI recreates Im Kwon-taek film
Deadline Deadline November 6 · Last day of film festival
Photo: 연합뉴스 In short Artificial intelligence learned director Im Kwon-taek's style and created a film.
It will be shown at Seoul Film Center on November 5-6.
AI also retouched some scenes from two existing Korean films for presentation.
Visitor info Venue Seoul Film Center, Jung-gu, Seoul Date November 5-6 Theme How will cinema survive in the AI era? Program AI short 'Verification' premiere, AI-retouched existing films, screening of 8 outstanding works, director Q&A
Key facts When Held over two days from November 5-6. Where Takes place at Seoul Film Center in Jung-gu, Seoul. Who The Korea Arts Academy is hosting the '2026 Film Festival.' What Premieres the AI-made short film 'Verification' in director Im Kwon-taek's style.
What it means for me
Film lovers can watch and compare AI-directed films firsthand at the festival.
Why does this matter? AI recreates a master director's style, showing the potential for change in filmmaking approach.
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Seoul Auction holds 'Auction Show'
D-17 Deadline November 24 · Auction Show end date
Photo: 연합뉴스 In short Seoul Auction will hold the '2026 Auction Show' at its Gangnam Center from November 11 to 24.
It will showcase over 1,000 items ranging from masterpieces by Kim Whanki, Lee Joong-seop, and Park Soo-keun to Pokémon cards.
Auctions starting from 0 won are also available, so first-time visitors can enjoy them without burden.
Visitor info Location Seoul Auction Gangnam Center, Gangnam-gu, Seoul Period November 11-24, 2026, for two weeks
Key facts When The event runs for two weeks from November 11 to 24. Where It takes place at Seoul Auction's Gangnam Center in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. What Over 1,000 items are submitted across 12 auctions and 8 exhibitions and pop-ups. How The evening sale on the 23rd features 34 works including Kim Whanki paintings, valued at approximately 19 billion won.
What it means for me
Readers interested in artworks can view and bid on items ranging from low-priced posters to masterpieces in person.
Why does this matter? This is an attempt to lower the barrier to art auctions by presenting everything from high-value masterpieces to 0 won auctions.
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