Making a market place among the globe viewers 12 Native
indian movies will be presented at Korea’s Eighteenth Busan Worldwide Movie
Occasion this Oct. The festival draws many well known titles from the Native
indian Movie industry.
For the film lovers it is a cure to watch international
movies under one ceiling and this is exactly what Busan Worldwide Movie Occasion
has gotten in for the movie lovers. Presenting the latest movies from the globe
over, the festival is certainly is one of the most significant film activities
in Asia.
Regarded as one of the significant activities in South
korea, the festival features the continent’s most popular countries Indian,
Asia and South South korea besides hosting the Oriental Movie Market. In its
Eighteenth version which is planned to start from Oct 3rd to Twelfth have
almost 301 movies from 70 countries which will be competitive in different
groups.
The concept of the program contains Event Demonstration, A
Screen on Oriental Theatre, New Voltages, Japanese Theatre Today, Japanese
Theatre Retrospective, World Theatre, Display Forward, Extensive Position,
Start Theatre, Unique Applications in Focus and Late night Interest.
The main fascination of the Busan
to screen 13 Indian films which will be presented under four
different groups. In the ‘A Screen on Oriental Cinema’ area, there are 7 Native
indian movies to be presented. Qissa, instructed by Anup Singh, Ceylon-
instructed by Santosh Sivan, Satyagraha – instructed by PrakashJha, Bob –
instructed by BejoyNambiar, The Correspondence – instructed by Laxman Utekar,
The Lunchbox – instructed by Ritesh Batra, King – instructed by Vikas Bahl are
some of the popular film which will be shown during the 10 day festival.
In the‘Gala Presentation’ there is1 Native indian film,
Kadal – instructed By Mani Ratnam.
In the ‘Wide Position ‘ area there are 2 Native indian
films; The World Of Gopi & Bagha – instructed by Shilpa Ranade and Morning
Walk – instructed by Omkar Barve.
In the ‘Open Cinema’ area there are 2 Native indian films;
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag – instructed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and Makhi –
instructed by Rajamouli SS.
The festival will open with Bhutanese Movie Vara: A
Advantage. The festival will observe a modern, strong storytelling discovering
social issues in non-traditional ways. Presenting new movies and first time
administrators especially from the South east asia, the BIFF has now become a
significant international event. Another significant feature is the benefit the
festival to teenagers, both in terms of the large younger viewers it draws and
through its initiatives to develop and enhance younger skills.
The festival involves an extensive range of special events,
outdoor activities and participatory programs. Several Native indian stars and
administrators like Shahana Goswami, Devesh Ranjan, Mani Ratnam and Vinod Raj
will elegance the case as the welcomed international visitors of the Eighteenth
BIFF festival.
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