Cheol-jun is a young North Korean defector who has recently arrived in Seoul. Despite having two close friends among his fellow defectors, he has always felt isolated, forced to hide his gay identity. But after summoning up the courage to attend a drinks gathering, he meets Yeong-jun, who introduces him to a group of gay friends who meet up regularly in the city’s vibrant clubs and bars. Powered by an outstanding performance from Cho Yoo-hyun, 3670 is a milestone in South Korean queer cinema, casting aside stereotypes to authentically examine the conflicts, complexities, and behavioural codes of Seoul’s gay scene. The film’s title, 3670, is queer messaging code for a meetup: Jongno-3-ga metro station, Exit 6, 7pm – those invited then amend the 0 to indicate the number of people who will attend.
Festival 2026
3670
South Korea, 2025
Directed by
Park Joonho
Park Joonho
Running time
124 mins
124 mins
Tickets
7 May 2026, 8:25 PM
Past Event
Barbican Centre
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Director Bio
Born in Yeosu, Republic of Korea, Joonho Park studied film direction at Korean National University of Arts, where he made the short films EUNSEO (2019) and Almond: My Voice is Breaking (2017). He worked as a screenplay writer before making his first feature debut 3670 (2025).