Lee Yun Chan Returns With Busan Film After 20-Year Hiatus
Taiwanese director Lee Yun Chan has returned to feature filmmaking with 'To Be Ordinary,' the only Taiwanese film in Busan competition. She previously directed in 2005.
Why it matters
A rare return by a veteran filmmaker highlights Busan's diverse international entries.
Key facts
- person
- Lee Yun Chan
- work
- To Be Ordinary
- event
- Busan International Film Festival
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Lee's return to features
Lee Yun Chan's 'To Be Ordinary' is the sole Taiwanese film in Busan competition, marking her first feature in 20 years.
Busan film festival entries
The festival includes a range of international films, with 'To Be Ordinary' standing out as a rare Taiwanese entry.
Sources
- Taiwan’s Sole Busan Competition Title ‘To Be Ordinary’ Marks Lee Yun Chan’s Return to Features After Two Decades By Naman Ramachandran, Variety · variety.com
- Korean and Italian Producers Sign Co-Production Pact at Busan Market By Naman Ramachandran, Variety · variety.com
- Ann Hui, Busan Camellia Award Recipient, Talks Learning From Women Bosses & Hong Kong New Generation By Liz Shackleton, Deadline · deadline.com
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