The sixth edition of Director’s Choice, where the director of the Korean Film Archive recommends films and engages in in-depth discussions about them, features two music films.

The lineup includes I’m Not There (2007) by Todd Haynes (known for Carol, The Velvet Underground, Far from Heaven), in which six actors portray personas inspired by Bob Dylan; and Neil Young: Heart of Gold, directed by Jonathan Demme (famous for The Silence of the Lambs, Stop Making Sense, Philadelphia, Something Wild), which documents Neil Young’s August 2005 concert at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee—the heartland of country music.

This program is a heartfelt tribute to two legendary musicians who have continued to perform live for over six decades, transcending genres like folk, rock, country, and blues, and to the fans who have followed them through the years.