Busan Film Festival Project Tackles Village Dispute Over Teen's Death
A new film by Tribeny Rai explores a village boundary dispute after a 15-year-old girl's death. The project is part of the Asian Project Market at Busan.
Why it matters
The film addresses local conflicts and jurisdictional issues in a dramatic setting.
Key facts
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- A Chronicle of Minor Things
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Director's Previous Work
Tribeny Rai previously directed 'Shape of Momo,' which won at Busan.
Project Focus
The film centers on two villages arguing over jurisdiction where a girl died.
Common questions
What is the film's main conflict?
The film centers on two villages arguing over jurisdiction where a girl died.
Sources
- Busan-Winning ‘Shape of Momo’ Director Tribeny Rai Turns a Girl’s Death Into a Village Boundary Dispute in Asian Project Market Drama ‘A Chronicle of Minor Things’ By Naman Ramachandran, Variety · variety.com
- ‘Memories of a Dead End’ Director Choi Hyunyoung Confronts the Lies That Follow Tragedy in Subway Disaster Drama ‘All’s Well That Ends Well’ at Busan Asian Project Market By Naman Ramachandran, Variety · variety.com
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