2011 (12th) Jeonju International Film Festival

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Contents

1 Profile
2 Notes
3 Awards
4 East Asian Feature Films @ 12th Jeonju International Film Festival

Profile

Film Festival: Jeonju International Film Festival
Edition: 12th
Period: April 28-May 6, 2011
Location: Jeonju, South Korea

Notes

Actor Jung Il-Woo and actress Kim So-Eun are selected as ambassadors for the 2011 edition of the Jeonju International Film Festival.
Actors Kim Sang-Kyung & Kim Gyu-Ri will host the opening ceremony at the Sori Arts Center on April 28th, 2011.
Actors Park Jae-Jeong & Kim Hye-Na will host the closing ceremony at the Sori Arts Center on May 6th, 2011.

Awards

International Competition

Woosuk Award (Grand Prize) - "Jean Gentil" - Israel Cardenas, Laura Amelia Guzman
JB Bank Award (Special Jury Prize) - "The Dream of Eleuteria" - Remton Siega Zuasola

Korean Feature Film Competition

JJ-ST★R Award (Grand Prize) - "Anyang, Paradise City" - Park Chan-Kyong
Audience Critic’s Award - "The Color of Pain" - Lee Kang-Hyun
JIFF Audience Award - "The True-Taste Show" - Kim Jae-Hwan
Movie Collage Award - "Pong Ddol" - O Muel

Korean Short Film Competition

ZIP& Award (Grand Prize) - "Double Clutch" - Ahn Gooc-Jin
Best Director Award - "Confession" - Yu Ji-Young
Special Jury Award - "Rough Education" - Joe Seung-yeon

NETPAC Award - "Single Man" - Jie Hao

East Asian Feature Films @ 12th Jeonju International Film Festival

International Competition

"An Escalator in World Order" - Kim Kyung-Man (South Korea) *World Premiere
"Black Blood" - Zhang Miaoyan (China/France) *Asian Premiere
"The Dream of Eleuteria" - Remton Siega Zuasola (Philippines) *International Premiere
"Household X" - Koki Yoshida (Japan)
"Rivers and My Father" - Luo Li (China/Canda)

Korean Feature Films Competition

"Anyang, Paradise City" - Park Chan-Kyong (South Korea)
"Believe Or Not" - Park Kyung-Mok (South Korea) *World Premiere
"Characters" - Son Kwang-Ju (South Korea) *Asian Premiere
"The Color of Pain" - Lee Kang-Hyun (South Korea)
"Out of the Cave" - Ahn Kearn-Hyung (South Korea) *World Premiere
"Pong Ddol" - O Muel (South Korea)
"Sad Vacation" - Eu Il-Won (South Korea/Vietnam) *World Premiere
"Secrets, Objects" - Lee Young-Mi (South Korea) *World Premiere
"The Time Of Lovelessness" - Kim Hee-Chul (South Korea) *World Premiere
"The True-Taste Show" - Kim Jae-Hwan (South Korea) *World Premeire

Cinemascape: Feature Films

"The Echo of Astro Boy's Footsteps" - Tominaga Masanori (Japan) *World Premiere
"Heaven's Story" - Takahisa Zeze (Japan)
"Karamay" - Xu Xin (China)
"Sketches of Kaitan City" - Kazuyoshi Kumakiri (Japan)
"Son of God" - Khavn, Michael Noer (Philippines)
"Tape" - Ning Li (China)

Cinemascape: Korean Cinema Showcase

"Cyrano Agency" - Kim Hyeon-Seok (South Korea)
"Hanji" - Im Kwon-Taek (South Korea)
"Mandara" - Im Kwon-Taek (South Korea)
"Oki's Movie" - Hong Sang-Soo (South Korea)
"Planet of Snail" - Yi Seung-Jun (South Korea)
"Self Referential Traverse: Zeitgeist and Engagement" - Kim Sun (South Korea)
"The Unjust" - Ryoo Seung-Wan (South Korea)

Cinemascape: Local Cinema in Jeonju

"Wie-Do" - Baek-Jeong-Min (South Korea)

Cinemafest: Cinema Palace

"Don't Go Breaking My Heart" - Johnnie To, Ka-Fai Wai (Hong Kong)
"Senior Year" - Jerrold Tarog (Philippines)
"Single Man" - Jie Hao (China)
"Third World Happy" - E.J. Salcedo (Philippines)
"Tomorrow's Joe" - Fumihiko Sori (Japan)
"Wandering Home" - Yoichi Higashi (Japan)

Cinemafest: Outdoor Screening

"Beck" - Yukihiko Tsutsumi (Japan)
"Detective K: Secret Of Virtuous Widow" - Kim Suk-Yoon (South Korea)
"Finding Mr. Destiny" - Chang You-Jeong (South Korea)
"He's On Duty" - Yook Sang-Hyo (South Korea)
"Late Blossom" - Choo Chang-Min (South Korea)

Masterclass

"Late Autumn" - Kim Tae-Yong (South Korea)

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