The 25th San Diego Asian Film Festival (SDAFF) is set to feature a captivating lineup of over 170 films from November 7 to November 16, showcasing the creativity and voices of Asian filmmakers and actors worldwide. Among the notable entries is Victory, starring Girl’s Day’s Hyeri and Park Se Wan. This inspiring film, a blend of youth-driven passion and friendship, promises to connect audiences with its themes of camaraderie and resilience.

Victory: A Tale of Friendship and Dreams Set in 1999

Victory is set in 1999 and tells the story of the Millennium Girls, a cheerleading team at Geoje Commercial High School. It focuses on two passionate friends, Pil Sun (played by Hyeri) and Mi Na (played by Park Se Wan), who rally their team members to chase dreams of dancing and cheerleading. As they face the challenges and thrills of youth, Pil Sun and Mi Na’s friendship deepens, and their bond with their teammates grows, creating a narrative that resonates with the energy, struggles, and hopes of adolescence.

The film captures the essence of teenage years, showing the ups and downs of friendship, personal goals, and the spirit of collaboration, wrapped in a vibrant setting that reflects the late 1990s. Victory’s themes of empowerment and loyalty to dreams are expected to resonate with audiences of all ages, making it one of the standout selections at the festival.

Screening Details and Ticket Information for Victory at SDAFF

Fans of Hyeri, Park Se Wan, and international cinema enthusiasts can catch the screening of Victory on November 9, 2024, at 5:45 p.m. PST (November 10, 7:15 a.m. IST) at the Edwards Mira Mesa Theatre in San Diego. This screening is anticipated to be one of the festival’s highlights, showcasing the talent of its young cast and the themes of hope and friendship central to the film.

For those interested in attending the San Diego Asian Film Festival, ticket prices are designed to make the event accessible to all:

• General Admission: $15 USD for non-members, $12 USD for members, $13 USD for students and seniors
• Group Tickets: $12 USD per person
• All-Access Pass: $110 USD for non-members, $75 USD for members

The festival offers an opportunity for friends, families, and film enthusiasts to enjoy international cinema together.

SDAFF: A Platform Celebrating Asian Stories and Cultural Exchange

The San Diego Asian Film Festival has become a significant platform for Asian filmmakers, fostering dialogue and cultural exchange through the power of cinema. With its 25th anniversary, the festival aims to amplify Asian narratives and share diverse perspectives from across the globe. Attendees will have the chance to explore a variety of stories, genres, and artistic expressions that bring Asian cultures to the forefront.

With Victory as one of the key films, the festival promises an exciting journey for film lovers, highlighting stories of empowerment, friendship, and dreams that resonate universally. Audiences are encouraged to mark their calendars and experience this unique cinematic celebration in San Diego.

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