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Busan features – Page 3
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FeaturesAsian Film Market 2019 preview: new team plots expansion into TV and streaming
Asian Film Market is also strengthening links with Southeast Asia.
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FeaturesBusan Q&A: Yerlan Nurmukhambetov & Lisa Takeba, 'The Horse Thieves. Roads Of Time'
The pair’s Kazakhstan-Japan co-production opens the Busan International Film Festival.
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FeaturesHow the Busan Film Festival is going "back to normal" after years of uncertainty
This year’s event runs from October 3-12.
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FeaturesTencent exec Jeff Han on launching a streaming service in Thailand
It’s the Chinese streaming platform’s first strategic foray into overseas markets
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FeaturesBusan interview: Ying Liang on 'A Family Tour'
The Shanghai-born filmmaker talks about his semi-autobiographical drama, A Family Tour, which follows an exiled Chinese filmmaker reuniting with her family.
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FeaturesBusan interview: Ho Wi Ding on 'Cities Of Last Things'
The Taiwan-based director explains why he chose to shoot his Toronto prize-winning film on 35mm.
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FeaturesBusan festival, market hold steady in uncertain times
This year’s festival was low-key, but Korea’s new president expressed his hopes for a return to “former glory”.
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FeaturesDevashish Makhija on Busan title 'Ajji'
Director discusses hard-hitting thriller, which received its world premiere at BIFF.
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FeaturesZhou Quan on 'End Of Summer'
Story revolves around three generations of Chinese men at time of 1998 World Cup.
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FeaturesYang Ya-che on 'The Bold, The Corrupt And The Beautiful'
The film is in competition for the inaugural Kim Ji Seok Award.
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FeaturesDirector Shin Su-won on her new film 'Glass Garden'
The director tells Screen why she believes BIFF - and Korean cinema - should continue to thrive.
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FeaturesBusan founder Kim Dong-ho talks final year at festival
He was festival director for 15 years.
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FeaturesBusan Film Festival looks to the future after rocky few years
“This year’s film festival must be held, no matter what the situation.”
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FeaturesBusan: Haobam Paban Kumar talks 'Lady Of The Lake'
Indian film-maker talks about his narrative debut, which premiered in Busan’s New Currents competition, and the state of filmmaking in northeast India.
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FeaturesBusan Q&A: Boo Junfeng talks 'Apprentice'
Singaporean director discusses his prison drama, which premiered at Cannes and is Singapore’s submission to this year’s Oscar race.
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FeaturesBusan Q&A: Ho Yuhang talks 'Mrs K'
Director discusses his Kara Wai-starring action thriller, which world premieres in Busan.
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FeaturesBusan Q&A: Zhang Lu talks festival opener 'A Quiet Dream'
Director Zhang discusses the project’s origins and shooting on a tight schedule.
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FeaturesBusan: Asian Film Market offers deal-making, new opportunities
This year’s Asian Film Market has been streamlined to keep the focus on business and deal-making, while a spotlight on transmedia projects offers new opportunities.
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FeaturesBusan focus: international industry undeterred by controversy
BIFF matters for everyone doing business with Asia. But will international visitors be affected by the continuing row between the festival and the city authorities?
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FeaturesBusan: Kang Soo-youn talks "tough year" and Korean cinema
In her first edition as solo director, Kang Soo-youn talks to Jean Noh about putting BIFF together in turbulent times.