All Busan articles – Page 19
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NewsBusan's E-IP gives top awards to 'The Sixth Wife', 'Good Job'
Asian Film Market’s Book To Film and E-IP Market introduced a total of 29 official selections this year.
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Reviews'Sub-Zero Wind': Busan Review
A teenager’s difficult relationship with her mother and stepfather plays out over several years
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NewsBusan Film Festival apologises to jury member Kunimura Jun after press conference criticism
Japanese actor said to be suffering ”extreme mental and emotional pain” after backlash his comments at BIFF jury press conference.
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NewsM-Appeal scores sales on 'Working Woman', 'The Third Wife' (exclusive)
France, Benelux swoop on Working Woman, while The Third Wife goes to UK/Ireland, Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Reviews'Night Light': Busan Review
The end of a life is detailed in the slowest of slow cinema from visual artist Kim Moonyoung
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NewsSingularDTV launches Japanese unit headed by Yuko Shiomaki (exclusive)
New venture aims to nurture low and mid-budget independent films in Japan.
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NewsFinecut picks up international rights to 'Diva'
’Feature debut of Jo Seul-yeah stars Shin Min-a and Lee You-young.
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NewsGSC Movies takes ‘The Tag Along: Devil Fish’ for multiple territories (exclusive)
Malaysia-based distributor acquires third film in Taiwanese horror series for ten territories in Southeast Asia.
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NewsBIFF to launch film institute named after Kim Ji-seok
Asian cinema research institute aims to accomplish long-term dream of BIFF’s late deputy director.
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Reviews'A Duck’s Grin': Busan Review
A sullen man returns to his hometown in search of his former girlfriend
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Reviews'They Sing Up On The Hill': Busan Review
Two Mongolian youngsters make sweet music together in this Mongolian-British musical romance
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Reviews'Fly By Night': Busan Review
The war between two criminal brothers rocks Kuala Lumpur’s underworld
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Reviews'A Boy And Sungreen': Busan Review
A high school student searches for his missing father with the help of his best friend
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Reviews'Youngju': Busan Review
A teenage girl fights to support her troublesome brother after the death of their parents
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Reviews'The Tobacconist': Busan Review
A young tobacconist befriends Sigmund Freud in late 1930s Vienna
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Reviews'Don't Go Too Far': Busan Review
Four sibings butt heads over their father’s will in Park Hyunyong’s twisting thriller
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FeaturesBusan interview: Jero Yun on refugee story 'Beautiful Days'
Yun’s first fiction feature opened Busan International Film Festival on October 4.
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Reviews'Ode To The Goose': Busan Review
This enigmatic film by Zhang Lu takes a centre-stage gala at Busan
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FeaturesBusan interview: Phuttiphong Aroonpheng on 'Manta Ray'
The Thai filmmaker talks about his transition from a cinematographer to director with his Venice Orizzonti award winner Manta Ray.