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[Photo News] Smartphone Film Festival

By Kim Young-won

Published : June 23, 2015 - 15:42

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SMARTPHONE FILM FESTIVAL -- South Korea’s top telecommunications firm KT has started accepting submissions for the 5th olleh International Smartphone Film Festival, an annual event for films shot with smartphones, from July 1-Aug. 17. The film festival, the biggest of its kind in the world, is slated to kick off on Sept. 9. KT SMARTPHONE FILM FESTIVAL -- South Korea’s top telecommunications firm KT has started accepting submissions for the 5th olleh International Smartphone Film Festival, an annual event for films shot with smartphones, from July 1-Aug. 17. The film festival, the biggest of its kind in the world, is slated to kick off on Sept. 9. KT


SMARTPHONE FILM FESTIVAL -- Movie director Lee Joon-ik (left) and actress Bae Doo-na, both of whom will be on a judging panel for the fifth olleh International Smartphone Film Festival, an annual event for films shot with smartphones, pose at a press meeting on Tuesday in Seoul. KT SMARTPHONE FILM FESTIVAL -- Movie director Lee Joon-ik (left) and actress Bae Doo-na, both of whom will be on a judging panel for the fifth olleh International Smartphone Film Festival, an annual event for films shot with smartphones, pose at a press meeting on Tuesday in Seoul. KT

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