Ku Klux Kornea Directed by Ki-young Kim 8:00, DigiBeta, color Aaron thinks all his minority co-workers look alike, but help is on the way. *Filmmaker Q&A scheduled
		Passionate People Directed by Seung-jo Yoo 16:00, DigiBeta, color A delicious black comedy that takes a satirical look at the film industry, inflated egos, and political correctness.
		The Toilet Invitation Directed by Thomas (Hyungkyun) Kim 7:00, DigiBeta, color The mens' room may not be the best place to invite the boss to dinner—but maintenance-man Gavin has no idea just how inopportune the moment really is. *Filmmaker Q&A scheduled
		A Millennium Giraffe Directed by Jong-shik Won 18:00, animation,color Inspired voice acting animates this surrealist computer-generated fable of filial piety.
		Let Us Go Directed by Li-woong Park 13:00, DigiBeta, color An elderly couple face bulldozers, bereavement, and the destruction of their home to make room for the expansion of a nearby U.S. military base.

		A Thousand Words Directed by Ted Chung 4:40, DigiBeta, color Two strangers on a train, a furtive glance, and the poetry of brief encounters. *Filmmaker Q&A scheduled
		Stop Directed by Jea-ok Park 06:00, 35mm animation, black & white A car crash jolts a devoted son and his elderly mother into a state of suspended animation.
		Your World Directed by Jae-kyung Suh 13:40, HD, color A young athlete struggles to outrun a debilitating disease.
		Missed Directed by Young-gil Kim 8:40, HD, black & white Between mourning and memory, an old man's emotions flow out of control.
		Wianbu—Comfort Woman Directed by James Bang 11:00, DigiBeta, color An uncompromising and claustrophobic study of a woman's brutal ordeal in Japan's infamous network of WWII military brothels. *Q&A scheduled
		Dance of a Free Bird Directed by Ruslan Pak 13:00, 35mm, color Raju dances away the indignities of life.
		Weekend   Directed by Paula Kim   9:00, HD, color Two perspectives on solitude, as a woman spends a weekend on the town.

Read on for more on our guest judges.

Michael Kang
Filmmaker
 
Michael Kang made his directorial debut with The Motel, an independent feature that premiered at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. The film went on to win the Humanitas Prize, a nomination for “Best First Feature” at the Independent Spirit awards, and top jury prizes from the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, the San Diego Asian Film Festival and the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. Kang’s second feature, West 32nd, was screened at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.

John Mhiripiri
Director of Administration and Exhibitions
Anthology Film Archives
 
John Mhiripiri is the director of administration and exhibitions at the Anthology Film Archives in New York City. He also serves as the director of the Temenos Archive and is on the board of directors of the Film-Makers’ Cooperative. Mhiripiri has sat on numerous film and media-grant panels and film-festival juries, including the Student Academy Awards.

Cindi Rowell
Producer
New Yorker Films
 
Cindi Rowell is a producer for New Yorker Films, and is currently working on DVD development for Hong Sang-soo’s upcoming Woman on the Beach. Rowell began her career in film at the Museum of Modern Art and the George Eastman House. She came to New Yorker Films after stints with the Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema and Milestone Film and Video.