By Lee Han-soo
The second Busan Food Film Festa (BFFF) will open Thursday, according to city officials Monday.
The festival, at the Busan Cinema Center, will continue for four days.
BFFF will feature 13 food films, talks with chefs and food columnists, and seminars about local traditional dishes.
The festival will also operate a truck offering food from the films. Busan's leading chefs will also operate a food zone.
The opening film will be Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times."
Tickets will be available online and at the Busan Cinema Center from 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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| Tickets will be available online and at the Busan Cinema Center from 9 a.m. Wednesday. / Courtesy of Busan Cinema Center |
The festival, at the Busan Cinema Center, will continue for four days.
BFFF will feature 13 food films, talks with chefs and food columnists, and seminars about local traditional dishes.
The festival will also operate a truck offering food from the films. Busan's leading chefs will also operate a food zone.
The opening film will be Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times."
Tickets will be available online and at the Busan Cinema Center from 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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