Exploring Jeonbuk: Film Locations to Visit During the Jeonju International Film Festival
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Welcome to the official blog of Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, 'Rediscovering Jeonbuk'.
One of the main reasons Jeonju is known as the city of film is the Jeonju International Film Festival.
If you're attending the festival in April, why not continue to experience 'cinematic moments' outside the theaters?
Follow the filming locations of movies and dramas that have captured the essence of Jeonbuk, and become the protagonist of your own story!
Jeonju: A Screen Journey Begins in the City of Film
Gyeonggijeon in Hanok Village
🎬 Films: Masquerade
Gyeonggijeon, a prominent filming location in Jeonbuk, features traditional hanok architecture and a rich historical atmosphere. It was used in the film Masquerade to authentically depict the royal space.
The interior includes the shrine of King Taejo, along with corridors and a spacious courtyard, making it a perfect spot to enjoy history and film simultaneously.
Jeonju University Campus
🎬 Film: The Face Reader
Jeonju University Campus, known for both films and dramas, offers a romantic atmosphere with its spacious environment. It served as a key backdrop for The Face Reader, creating impressive scenes.
The campus features an open central plaza, pleasant walking paths, and a blend of red-brick and modern buildings, making it ideal for a leisurely stroll.
Iksan: A Lively Film Set Experience
Iksan Prison Set
🎬 Films: Inside Men, The Miracle in Cell No. 7
The Iksan Prison Set, a unique filming location, replicates an actual prison and has been used for various films and dramas. It is particularly known for its role in The Miracle in Cell No. 7.
The set includes realistic depictions of prison structures, providing a distinctive experience and numerous photo opportunities.
Buan: A Space for Fantasy and Historical Dramas
Buan Video Theme Park
🎬 Films: Jeon Woochi, Kingdom
Buan Video Theme Park is a prominent filming site for historical dramas, featuring a realistic recreation of Joseon-era streets and buildings, effectively conveying a sense of the past.
The park offers traditional hanok streets, government office buildings, and marketplaces, creating a time-traveling atmosphere.
Gunsan: A Retro Film Journey
Chowon Photo Studio
🎬 Film: August: Osage County
Chowon Photo Studio, known for its role in the romantic film August: Osage County, features a quaint exterior and warm ambiance reminiscent of the movie.
The studio includes props and recreated scenes from the film, making it a perfect spot for visitors to relive the emotions of the story.
Shinheung-dong Japanese House
🎬 Film: The Tazza
The Shinheung-dong Japanese House, known for its modern historical atmosphere, gained fame as a filming location for The Tazza.
The interior preserves traditional tatami rooms and wooden corridors, allowing visitors to experience the exotic atmosphere.
Namwon: An Emotional Journey Through Drama
Guseodong Station
🎬 Film: Mr. Sunshine
Guseodong Station in Namwon retains the charm of an old station and is known as a filming site for Mr. Sunshine. The station's waiting room and platform evoke a time-traveling experience.
With its simple signage and tranquil surroundings, it is a popular spot for photography, perfect for leisurely exploration.
This spring, complete your special 'cinephile journey' by visiting the filming locations across Jeonbuk during the Jeonju International Film Festival!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/jbgokr/224262700156
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