Jeonbuk National University (JBNU) University Museum (Director Kim Eun‑hee) will open the Thursday Cinema for local residents, using film as a medium, on Thursday, March 17 at 2:00 PM to welcome a warm and hopeful spring.
 
Thursday Cinema Muse is a program under the National University Development Project and is one of the various initiatives aimed at contributing to the local community. It has received strong response and affection from local residents.

In response to local residents' anticipation, the museum has prepared an opportunity to enjoy and engage with films that offer warm consolation and foster diverse cultural discourse this spring.

Beginning in March with <Im-in Year, Films Featuring Tigers>, April will present <Silent Outcry: Beyond Disability>; May will feature <Children's Day 100th Anniversary, Fairy-Tale Like Fantasy Films>; June will screen <Musicals: From Classics to the Present>; July will showcase <Independent Films Embracing Diversity>; August will present <The Weight of True Stories on Film>; September will feature <Heartmoving Coming-of-Age Road Movies>; October will screen <Classic Masterpieces>; November will present <Workers' Rights: Resonant Stories>; and December will offer <Various Music & Story in Film>. Through these screenings, the program aims to provide warm consolation and a space for diverse cultural exchange.

In particular, to foster various connections with local residents through film and to revitalize the operation of Thursday Cinema Muse, separate invitation screenings for local residents will also be organized.

The museum seeks to continue the role of a regional anchor university by relieving the depression of local residents exhausted by the prolonged COVID-19 situation, strengthening emotional resilience through diverse films, meeting demand for cultural enjoyment, and improving quality of life.

Depending on COVID-19 infection control measures, attendance for each screening is limited to 50 people and participation is by prior registration. In addition, the screening schedule may change depending on the COVID situation to ensure safe program operation in accordance with strict infection control guidelines.

※ Due to the COVID-19 situation, advance registration is required to ensure a safe screening environment.

 - Inquiries and film attendance registration: University Museum Curatorial Office (063-270-4088)