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    Dispatch From Busan: Highlights (and Lowlights) From 'The Cannes of Asia'

    by Michael Nordine on Thu Oct 18 11:25:06 EDT 2012

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    Seduced by "Choked," Asia's Busan Film Festival Transforms

    by Doug Jones on Fri Oct 14 02:15:12 EDT 2011

    For the past sixteen years, the Pusan International Film Festival has often featured fireworks on its opening nights. This year, however, was a little different. The multicolored lights flashing over the heads of audience members were still impressive, but they were electronic, a vast LED light...

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    In Pusan, Fest Guru Kim Heads Out; "Musan," "Night" & "Pure" Take Top Nods

    by Doug Jones on Fri Oct 15 01:16:31 EDT 2010

    Midway through this year's Pusan International Film Festival, while accepting his honorary title of Asian Filmmaker of the Year, Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-liang gave voice to the sentiments of many festival attendees. "I am honored, but also truly sad, for Kim Dong-ho is retiring af...

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    WORLD CINEMA REPORT: Another "Crouching Tiger": Korea Sustains Boom with Blockbusters and Auteurs

    by Indiewire on Thu Aug 22 02:00:00 EDT 2002

    WORLD CINEMA REPORT: Another "Crouching Tiger": Korea Sustains Boom with Blockbusters and Auteursby Anthony Kaufman(indieWIRE: 08.22.02) -- Watch out, Hollywood. Add South Korea to a growing list of national cinemas (see France and India) with the right dose of big-budget blockbusters and prolific auteurs to draw in local audiences and stir up international interest. Last year, homegrown works nabbed the top five spots at the country's box office with an estimated 49.1 percent market share, beating out American studio product like "Shrek," "Harry Potter," and "Pearl Harbor." And all over the world, Korean masters like Im Kwon Taek (best direc...

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