Song Joong Ki’s ‘A Werewolf Boy’ Invited To The Toronto Film Festival
Films 'A Werewolf Boy,' starring Song Joong Ki and Park Bo Young, and 'Crime Boy,' starring Lee Jung Hyun and Seo Young Joo, have received invitations for the 'Contemporary World Cinema' category of the 37th Toronto Film Festival.
The Toronto Film Festival, taking place from September 6th to September 16th, is one of the four largest international film festivals alongside Cannes, Venice, and Berlin Film Festivals. The 'Contemporary World Cinema' section of the Toronto Film Festival consists of the most distinguished, award-winning films from around the world as well as the newest films of popular directors.
Song Joong Ki and Park Bo Young's 'A Werewolf Boy' is the debut film of Director Jo Sung Hee, who first captured attention through various film festivals abroad. 'A Werewolf Boy' is the fateful love story between a dangerously-existing werewolf boy and a sheltered, lonely girl.
Lee Jung Hyun and Seo Young Joo's 'Crime Boy' is the creation of Director Kang Yi Kwan, who was awarded the International Critics Award in the 'Discovery' section of 2005's Toronto Film Festival for film 'Apple.' 'Crime Boy' is the story of a juvenile delinquent who reunites with his mother after 16 years.
Related: A Werewolf Boy Trailer
