I-Teens Competition
- Opening Film
- International Feature Competition
- Korean Feature Competition
- Asian Shorts Competition
- I-Teens Competition
- New Currents
- Polemics: Sexual Politics of 'Room'
- Special Screening of Polish Women's Cinema
- Memorial Screening for Agnès Varda & Barbara Hammer
- Queer Rainbow
- Korean Film 100 Years: Women’s Faces in Korean Cinema
- 30th Anniversary of Parituh: the First Korean Women Filmmakers' Collective
- 10th Anniversary of Pitch&Catch
- Documentary Ock Rang Award Film
- Barrier Free Screening
- Feminist Activism Workshop
- Film Search
Sponsored by BNP Paribas, the I-Teens Competition is a section for short films made by teenage Korean female filmmakers. 38 films were submitted, the highest number in the competition’s history, with 7 films shortlisted after the preliminary screening. The selected films depict various issues related to student life, romance, friendship, parents, domestic violence, women, part-time jobs, and the female body through the cinematic perspectives of young female directors. Some films reveal the creators’ concerns regarding filmmaking and creative activities. The selection this year consists of 5 feature films, 1 documentary and 1 animation which all convey the unique perspectives of Korean teenage females. During the festival, the teenage female jury will watch the films and select one to receive the BNP Paribas Grand Award (1 million KRW cash prize and a trophy) and two for the BNP Paribas Award (500,000 KRW cash prize and a trophy).
KWON Eunhye / Programmer
KWON Eunhye / Programmer
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