19th Busan International Film Festival

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2014 Busan International Film Festival
Opening filmParadise in Service
Closing filmGangster Payday
LocationBusan Cinema Center
Founded1995
Hosted byKen Watanabe
Moon So-ri
Festival dateOctober 2–11, 2014

The 19th Busan International Film Festival was held in South Korea from October 2 to October 11, 2014, and was hosted by Ken Watanabe and Moon So-ri. A total of 312 films from 79 countries were screened with total attendance of 226,473. Hong Kong director Ann Hui receives the Asian Filmmaker of the Year award.[1][2][3][4][5][6] The closing film was Gangster Payday.[7][8]

Program[]

Opening[]

Gala Presentation[]

A Window on Asian Cinema[]

  • Dearest - Peter Chan (Hong Kong, China/China)
  • Haider - Vishal Bhardwaj (India)
  • Song of the Phoenix - Wu Tianming (China)
  • Bwaya - Francis Xavier Pasion (Philippines)
  • Gentle - Le-Van Kiet (Vietnam/United States)
  • The Continent - Han Han (China/Hong Kong, China)
  • Suntali - Bhaskar Dhungana (Nepal)
  • Sun Station - Saman Salur (Iran)
  • Don't Go Breaking My Heart 2 - Johnnie To (Hong Kong, China)
  • Fires on the Plain - Shinya Tsukamoto (Japan)
  • Over Your Dead Body - Takashi Miike (Japan)
  • Flapping in The Middle of Nowhere - Nguyen Hoang Diep (Vietnam/France/Germany/Norway)
  • The Furthest End Awaits - Chiang Hsiu-chiung (Japan/Taiwan/Korea)
  • So Be It - Kongdej Jaturanrasmee (Thailand)
  • Tokyo Tribes - Sion Sono (Japan)
  • W - Chonlasit Upanigkit (Thailand)
  • Taksu - Kiki Sugino (Japan/Indonesia/Thailand/United States)
  • A Corner of Heaven - Zhang Miaoyan (China/France)
  • Sharing - Makoto Shinozaki (Japan)
  • Second Life of Thieves - Woo Ming Jin (Malaysia/Netherlands/Switzerland)
  • The Inseminator - Bui Kim Quy (Vietnam)
  • Finding Fanny - Homi Adajania (India)
  • Margarita with a Straw - Shonali Bose (India)
  • The Monk - The Maw Naing (Myanmar/Czech Republic)
  • - Narges Abyar (Iran)
  • Black Coal, Thin Ice - Diao Yinan (China/Hong Kong, China)
  • Labour of Love - Adityavikram Sengupta (India)
  • A Few Cubic Meters of Love - Jamshid Mahmoudi (Iran/Afghanistan)
  • Red Amnesia - Wang Xiaoshuai (China)
  • Still the Water - Naomi Kawase (Japan)
  • Fah-Gam-Toh - Parm Rangsi (Thailand)
  • Kabukicho Love Hotel - Ryūichi Hiroki (Japan)
  • The Sacred Arrow - Pema Tseden (China)
  • The Move - Marat Sarulu (Kyrgyzstan)
  • Goli Soda - Vijay Milton (India)
  • Our Family - Yuya Ishii (Japan)
  • My Man - Kazuyoshi Kumakiri (Japan)
  • We Have a Guest - Mohammad Mehdi Asgarpour (Iran)
  • Zahir - Sidhartha Siva (Iran)
  • Sensitive Floor - Kamal Tabrizi (India)
  • Fantasia - Wang Chao (China)
  • Partners in Crime - Chang Jung-Chi (Taiwan)
  • The Owners - Adilkhan Yerzhanov (Kazakhstan)
  • Daughter..Mother.. Daughter - Panahbarkhoda Rezaee (Iran)
  • Men Who Save the World - Liew Seng Tat (Malaysia/Netherlands/Germany/France)
  • Dukhtar - Afia Nathaniel (Pakistan/United States/Norway)
  • The Coffin in the Mountain - Xin Yukun (China)
  • Teacher's Diary - Nithiwat Tharathorn (Thailand)
  • Taxi and Telephone - Ernest Abdyjaparov (Kyrgyzstan/Germany)
  • Tales - Rakhshan Bani-E'temad (Iran)
  • Ant Story - Mostofa Sarwar Farooki (Bangladesh)
  • Exit - Chienn Hsiang (Taiwan/Hong Kong, China)
  • Memories on Stone - Shawkat Amin Korkiv (Kurd/Germany)
  • Journey to the West - Tsai Ming-liang (France/Taiwan)
  • 2030 - Minh Nguyen-Vo (Vietnam)
  • One Summer - Yang Yishu (China)

New Currents[]

Korean Cinema Today - Panorama[]

Korean Cinema Today - Vision[]

Korean Cinema Retrospective[]

Reminiscing the timeless filmmaker, Jung Jin-woo[]

Archeology of Korea Cinema[]

World Cinema[]

Flash Forward[]

  • Cruel - Eric Cherriere (France)
  • Fair Play - Andrea Sedláčková (Czech Republic/Slovak Republic/Germany)
  • Aurora - Rodrigo Sepúlveda (Chile)
  • Chubby - Bruno Deville (Switzerland/Belgium)
  • Sebastian - Carlos Ciurlizza (Peru)
  • Next to Her - Asaf Korman (Israel)
  • Kafka's the Burrow - Jochen Alexander Freydank (Germany)
  • Self Made - Shira Geffen (Israel)
  • Gente de bien - Franco Lolli (France/Colombia)
  • Love the One You Love - Jenna Cato Bass (South Africa)
  • Atlantic - Jan-Willem van Ewijk (Netherlands/Belgium/Germany/Morocco)
  • Warsaw 44 - Jan Komasa (Poland)
  • Cast No Shadow - Christian Sparkes (Canada)
  • Sitting on the Edge of Marlene - Ana Valine (Canada)
  • With Child - Titus Heckel (Canada)
  • The Boss, Anatomy of a Crime - Sebastián Schindel (Argentina/Venezuela)
  • You (Us) Me - Max Sobol (United Kingdom)
  • Mr. Kaplan - Álvaro Brechner (Uruguay/Spain/Germany)
  • In Silence - Zdeněk Jiráský (Czech Republic/Slovak Republic)
  • The High Pressures - Angel Santos (Spain)
  • Hammer and Oranges - The Market - Diego Bianchi (Italy)
  • Schmitke - Stepan Altrichter (Germany/Czech Republic)
  • The Barber - Basel Owies (United States)
  • The Mule - Angus Sampson, Tony Mahony (Australia)
  • Rocks in My Pockets - Signe Baumane (United States/Latvia)
  • Magical Girl - Carlos Vermut (Spain)
  • My Brother's Keeper - Maximilian Leo (Germany)
  • Challat of Tunis - Kaouther Ben Hania (Tunisia/France/United Arab Emirates/Canada)
  • Hope - Boris Lojkine (France)
  • Party Girl - Marie Amachoukeli, Claire Burger, Samuel Theis (France)
  • The Tribe - Myroslav Slaboshpytskyi (Ukraine)
  • Before I Disappear - Shawn Christensen (United States)
  • Natural Sciences - Matias Lucchesi (Argentina/France)
  • Lock Charmer - Natalia Smirnoff (Argentina)
  • Viktoria - Maya Vitkova (Bulgaria/Romania)

Wide Angle[]

Korean Short Film Competition[]

  • A Familiar Taste - Kim In-seon (South Korea)
  • Before the Moving - Kim Rae-won (South Korea)
  • Happy Together - Lee Jeong-min (South Korea)
  • The Giving-heart - Jung Jae-woong (South Korea)
  • The Night - Choi Ki-yun (South Korea)
  • The Strait Gate - Son Min-young (South Korea)
  • Flayed - Kim Eun-ji (South Korea)
  • Working Day - Lee Han-jong (South Korea)
  • We'll Live! - Go Sang-hoon (South Korea)
  • Cartwheel - Ahn Ju-young (South Korea)
  • Visit - Seo Hyung-won (South Korea)
  • 19:19 - Lee Yun-mee (South Korea)
  • Horn - Byun Sung-bin (South Korea)
  • Spring Colds - Kim Dong-ha (South Korea)
  • As the Sun Sets - Ko Myoung-sung (South Korea)
  • Mrs. Young - Bang Woo-ri (South Korea)
  • Hurdle - Bak Sung-jin (South Korea)

Asian Short Film Competition[]

  • Two Halves of a Truth - Neda Assef (Iran)
  • White Sparrow - Dilovar Sultonov (Tajikistan)
  • Son - Subarna Thapa (Nepal/France)
  • Stairway - Matt Wu (Taiwan)
  • Stone Heart - Martika Ramirez Escobar (Philippines)
  • That Day of the Month - Jirassaya Wongsutin (Thailand)
  • Xing - Liew Bradley (Malaysia)
  • The Old Tree - Farnoush Abedirenani (Iran)
  • Summer Secret - Zeng Zeng (China)
  • Gyges - He Wenchao (China)

Short Film Showcase[]

  • The Tide Keeper - Alyx Duncan (New Zealand)
  • A Rose Reborn - Park Chan-wook (Italy)
  • One Armed Man - Tim Guinee (United States)
  • Rowboat - CJ Wang Hsi-Chieh (Taiwan)
  • The Singers - Nonzee Nimibutr (Thailand)
  • Molehill - Joanna Zastróżna (Poland)
  • The Bicycle Thief - Min Yong-keun (South Korea)
  • True Love Story - Gitanjali Rao (India)
  • Cambodia 2099 - Davy Chou (France)
  • The Actress - Moon So-ri (South Korea)
  • Awaiting - Kang Je-gyu (South Korea)

Documentary Competition[]

  • Collapse - Mun Jeong-hyun, Lee Won-woo (South Korea)
  • A Lullaby Under the Nuclear Sky - Tomoko Kana (Japan)
  • Strangers on the Field - Kim Myeong-joon (South Korea)
  • The Storm Makers - Guillaume Suon (Cambodia/France)
  • Nick and Chai - Cha Escala, Wena Sanchez (Philippines)
  • Factory Complex - Im Heung-soon (South Korea)
  • The Anxious Day Out - Kim Cheol-min (South Korea)
  • The Hospice - Lee Chang-jae (South Korea)
  • Our Metropolis - Gautam Sonti, Usha Rao (India)
  • Cotton - Hao Zhou (China/France)
  • 03-Flats - Lei Yuan Bin (Singapore)

Documentary Showcase[]

  • The Look of Silence - Joshua Oppenheimer (Denmark)
  • Flowers of Taipei - Taiwan New Cinema - Hsieh Chin Lin (Taiwan)
  • Garuda Power : The Spirit Within - Bastian Meiresonne (France/Indonesia)
  • Fluid Boundaries - Vladimir Todorovic, Mun Jeong-hyun, Daniel Rudi Haryanto (Singapore/Indonesia/Korea)
  • Y/our Music - Waraluck Every, David Reeve (Thailand/United Kingdom)
  • Foot Prints in the Desert - Balaka Ghosh (India)
  • My Fair Wedding - Jang Hee-sun (South Korea)
  • The Salt of the Earth - Wim Wenders, Juliano Ribeiro Salgado (Brazil/Italy/France)
  • Southeast Asian Cinema - When the Rooster Crows - Leonardo Cinieri Lombroso (Italy/Singapore)
  • The Truth Shall Not Sink with Sewol - Lee Sang-ho, Ahn Hae-ryong (South Korea)
  • Little Pond in Main Street - Lee Kang-gil (South Korea)
  • We Come as Friends - Hubert Sauper (France/Austria)
  • Daddy's School - Hassan Solhjou (United Kingdom)
  • National Gallery - Frederick Wiseman (France/United States)
  • Red Army - Gabe Polsky (United States/Russia)
  • Silvered Water, Syria Self-Portrait - Usama Muhammad, Wiam Simav Bedirxan (Syria/France)
  • Parallel - Kay Kim (South Korea)
  • Concerning Violence - Göran Olsson (Sweden/Finland/Denmark/United States)
  • Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy? - Michel Gondry (France)

Cinekids[]

  • Song of the Sea - Tomm Moore (Ireland)
  • Paper Planes - Robert Connolly (Australia)
  • Millionaire Dog - Tom Fernandez (Spain)
  • Bamse and the Thief City - Christian Ryltenius (Sweden/Taiwan)
  • That Boy Emil - Per Åhlin, Alicja Jaworski Bjork, Lasse Persson (Sweden)

Open Cinema[]

Special Programs in Focus[]

New Turkish Cinema: Faces of the 21st Century[]

The Power of Georgian Women Filmmakers[]

  • Day Is Longer Than Night - Lana Gogoberidze (Georgia)
  • Story of Mountainous Racha - Lana Gogoberidze (Georgia)
  • Felicita - Salome Alexi (Georgia/Georgia)
  • The Lullaby - Nana Janelidze (Georgia)
  • Salt White - Keti Machavariani (Georgia)
  • Susa - Rusudan Pirveli (Georgia)
  • Keep Smiling - Rusudan Chkonia (Georgia/France/Luxembourg)
  • Bakhmaro - Salome Jashi (Germany/Georgia)
  • The Machine Which Makes Everything Disappear - Tinatin Gurchiani (Georgia/Germany)
  • Brother - Teona Mghvdeladze, Thierry Grenade (Georgia/France)
  • Brides - Tinatin Kajrishvili (Georgia/France)
  • In Bloom - Nana Ekvtimishvili, Simon Gross (Georgia)

Midnight Passion[]

Closing[]

Awards[]

  • New Currents Award
    • End of Winter - Kim Dae-hwan (South Korea)[9]
    • Special Mention : 13 - Hooman Seyedi (Iran)
  • BIFF Mecenat Award
  • Sonje Award
    • Stairway - Matt Wu (Taiwan)
    • The Night - Choi Ki-yun (South Korea)
  • Actor & Actress of the Year Award
  • Daemyung Culture Wave Award
    • The Liar - Kim Dong-myung (South Korea)
  • FIPRESCI Award
    • What's the Time in Your World? - Safi Yazdanian (Iran)
  • NETPAC Award
  • KNN Award
    • Ghadi - Amin Dora (Lebanon)
  • Busan Bank Award
    • The Boss, Anatomy of a Crime - Sebastián Schindel (Argentina)
  • Citizen Critics’ Award
  • Busan Cinephile Award
  • CGV Movie Collage Award
  • DGK Award
  • The Asian Filmmaker of the Year
    • Ann Hui (Hong Kong)
  • Korean Cinema Award
    • Corinne Siegrist-Oboussier (Switzerland)

References[]

  1. ^ https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/culture/2014/08/517_163190.html
  2. ^ Lee Hyo-won. "2014 Busan Film Fest to Present Retrospective on South Korea's Jung Jin-woo". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 18 November 2014.
  3. ^ The Korea Herald. "Ken Watanabe to cohost Busan film fest". Retrieved 18 November 2014.
  4. ^ Lee Hyo-won. "Busan's Asian Project Market Unveils 2014 Selection". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 18 November 2014.
  5. ^ Lee Hyo-won. "Ken Watanabe to Host 2014 Busan Film Festival Opening Ceremony". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 18 November 2014.
  6. ^ "Busan to Debut New Actor &Actress Awards". Retrieved 18 November 2014.
  7. ^ Silvia Wong (October 6, 2014). "Hot from Hong Kong at Busan market". Film Business Asia. Archived from the original on 2014-10-06. Retrieved October 6, 2014.
  8. ^ "Film fest sets diplomatic example with Japan-South Korea collaborations". AJW by The Asahi Shimbun. Archived from the original on 2014-12-04. Retrieved 18 November 2014.
  9. ^ "(19th) 2014 Busan International Film Festival - Information". Busan International Film Festival. October 2014. Archived from the original on 2015-09-15. Retrieved 2015-10-16.

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