Seoul will screen free movies under three bridges spanning the Han River for three consecutive Saturdays this month, transforming the space beneath the bridges into open-air theaters as part of the city's Han River Under-the-Bridge Cinema program. Screenings run at 8 p.m. on Aug. 8, 15 and 22 beneath Wonhyo Bridge at Yeouido Hangang Park, Cheongdam Bridge at Ttukseom Hangang Park and Cheonho Bridge at Gwangnaru Hangang Park, the Seoul Metropolitan Government said. All three venues will run screenings simultaneously on Aug. 8 and 15, while Aug. 22 will be limited to the Yeouido site alone. The program features seven films chosen to suit each location. At the Yeouido site — Theater 1, which draws the most local and international visitors — the lineup leans toward mainstream romance and music titles, plus a Liberation Day tribute film, and will show all three of its movies with English subtitles for foreign audiences. The Aug. 8 screening features "What If We..." (2025), a romance that topped Korean box offices in the first half of the year; Aug. 15 marks the Aug. 15 Liberation Day holi