Kyeong-tae Noh

Roh Gyeong-tae (b. 1972, South Korea) studied at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and worked as a stockbroker for Samsung Securities. He later studied film at Columbia College in Chicago and experimental filmmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute. In 2004 he established Teddy Bear Films, where he made the shorts Father and Son (2005) and Reincarnation (2005), awarded at several foreign festivals. His feature debut The Last Dining Table (Majimak babsang, 2006) won the NETPAC Award at the Busan IFF. His next film Land of Scarecrows (Heosuabideuleui ddang, 2008) appeared on the programmes of Cannes (ACID) and Berlin (Forum). His third film Black Dove (Ggeom-eun gal-mae-gi, 2011) was screened at Rotterdam and Busan.

50. MFF Karlovy Vary