HONG KONG � "Dream," the new film by Korean cinema bad boy Kim Ki-duk, will play in competition in September's San Sebastian festival.

��������� "Dream" ("Bi Mong",) drama about a man whose dreams are acted out by another person, was confirmed Thursday when the fest announced first selections for its main competition line-up.

��������� Other films in competition include "El Nido Vacio" by Argentina's Daniel Burman, "La Belle Personne" by France's Christophe Honore, "Tiro en la Cabeza" by Jaime Rosales, "Du Frygter" ("Fear Me Not") by Denmark's Kristian Levring and "Eid Milad Laila ("Laila�s Birthday") by Palestinian helmer Rashid Masharawi.

��������� "Dream" stars Odagiri Joe and Lee Na-young. It is sold in int'l markets by Showbox. Company has the pic for all territories outside Japan, where investor Stylejam has the rights, and Korea, where local distribber Sponge is producer.

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