The Korean Cultural Center in Italy organized a special movie screening event featuring the historical war film 'Noryang: Deadly Sea' at the Multicinema Galleria theater in Bari on Friday, November 14th. The screening was part of the center's ongoing cultural outreach program to promote Korean cinema and historical narratives to Italian audiences.
The film, which depicts the final naval battle of Admiral Yi Sun-shin, provided local moviegoers with an immersive cinematic experience showcasing one of Korea's most celebrated military leaders. The screening focused on Admiral Yi's last stand in the Noryang Strait, where he fought valiantly to repel the Japanese invasion forces during the Imjin War period.
Attendees at the Bari screening were able to fully engage with the historical drama, experiencing the intensity and strategic brilliance of Admiral Yi Sun-shin's naval warfare tactics. The film presents a detailed portrayal of the admiral's final battle, highlighting both the personal sacrifice and military genius that made him a legendary figure in Korean history.
The Korean Cultural Center's decision to screen this particular film reflects the organization's commitment to sharing Korea's rich historical heritage with international audiences. Through such cultural events, the center continues to foster cross-cultural understanding and appreciation for Korean storytelling traditions in Italy.
