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The Oklahoma City Museum of Art will screen Jeong Jae-eun’s 'Take Care of My Cat' on Saturday, August 8, at 7:30 pm, presenting a 25th anniversary 4K restoration of the Korean film. The museum’s announcement describes the work as “a landmark of Korean independent cinema,” while promotional blurbs accompanying the screening call it “a captivating coming-of-age story” and “a classic of Korean cinema.”
The event places the 2000 feature back in the spotlight more than two decades after its release, with the restoration offering audiences a new chance to see the film in a theatrical setting. The screening is listed for 7:30 pm, and the event window runs until 9:30 pm at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art in Oklahoma City.
'Take Care of My Cat' follows a group of young women navigating early adulthood, and the new presentation in 4K restoration frames the film as both a contemporary viewing experience and a revisiting of an established title in Korean cinema. The museum’s language emphasizes the film’s reputation without adding further program details, keeping the focus on the screening itself.
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art, which regularly presents film programming alongside its visual arts exhibitions, is positioning the screening as a special anniversary event rather than part of a larger series in the announcement provided. No additional speakers, introductions, or related programs were included in the source material.
The museum’s notice centers on the film’s legacy and the opportunity to see the restored version on the big screen. With Jeong Jae-eun’s title highlighted as a landmark of Korean independent cinema, the screening adds a well-known international work to the museum’s calendar for a single evening on August 8.
