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If you registered last year, attending the Busan International Film Festival requires registering again in 2026. The festival runs October 6 to 15, 2026, in South Korea, centered on the Busan Cinema Center. Regular screenings cost 10,000 won per ticket; availability depends on remaining seats.   Choose the screening before booking Start with the official schedule and note the date, venue and screening code, the number used to find a specific screening. Checking the venue helps you plan travel time between films. Use the ticketing site linked from the official BIFF website. Verify a mobile phone number when registering, then log in, select seats and pay. The limit is two tickets per screening code. Retrieve the mobile ticket under Booking Confirmation/Cancellation.   Find the BIFF booking details in one place In the original article on Injoys, you can compare event prices, box office hours and cancellation fees alongside the booking steps. The schedule-label explanatio...

Planning your cinema visits for October 7–18, 2026 (United Kingdom)? General booking for the 70th BFI London Film Festival opens at 10:00 a.m. London time on September 17, 2026. Standard screening tickets start at £10; eligible people aged 16–25 can book £6 tickets through 25 & Under, subject to registration requirements.   Match the ticket to the event The useful distinction in the original article on Injoys is between choosing a film and choosing the right event. A screening and a Screen Talk featuring directors or actors may be separate bookings. Check the format, time and venue before paying so your plans match the experience intended. The £10 starting price is not a flat rate: prices vary by screening and seat. Compare the displayed amount with the selected ticket type. Check travel time between venues, too, to avoid building a day around screenings that are difficult to reach consecutively.   London Film Festival booking guide In the original article on Injo...

September 23 does not put Possible Love on Netflix. You can see Lee Chang-dong’s film in South Korean theaters from Wednesday, September 23, 2026, while its worldwide Netflix release follows on Friday, November 6, 2026. That is a 44-day gap, but it does not guarantee that any theater will show the film throughout those 44 days. Separating the schedules helps you choose the right booking channel and avoid planning around the wrong date.   What the announced dates and cast tell you The film brings together two married couples after a documentary production connects their lives. Jeon Do-yeon plays Mi-ok, the wife of a laid-off worker, and Cho Yeo-jeong plays Ye-ji, a documentary director. Sul Kyung-gu and Zo In-sung are also confirmed as principal cast members, although the release announcement does not state their character names. The Busan International Film Festival lists a runtime of 164 minutes , or 2 hours 44 minutes. That gives you a practical basis for planning the scre...

If you are choosing a screening for September 18–26 (Spain), ticket access depends on the day you plan to attend. General sales open at 09:00 San Sebastián local time on September 13 for September 18–20 screenings, September 14 for September 21–23, and September 15 for September 24–26. A standard €8.75 ticket costs €9.40 after the €0.65 per-ticket fee. The staggered release is easy to misread: September 15 is not a booking deadline. Remaining seats for every festival date continue online and at Zinemaldi Plaza from September 16 (Spain).   Match the sale date to the screening Start with the official 2026 programme, then verify the screening time, venue, subtitles and admission category—not only the film title. Use the general-sale menu rather than the accreditation-holder menu, select seats, review fees and discounts, and pay by card online. Purchases are limited to four tickets per person for each screening, so planning the exact session helps you avoid choosing the wrong venu...