In contrast to the Grand Bell Awards, candidates and winners flooded the Grand Peace Palace’s red carpet, in an obvious reaction to the tactics of the organizers of the aforementioned. Additionally, the mass media also contributed to the fact, with their headlines stressing, during the previous days, the presence of celebrities in the Blue Dragon Awards. Lastly, and as usually, since the particular ones are considered more objective, the awards were spread among a plethora of films.
Seolhyun
The impressive 36th ceremony was broadcast on Sbs and hosted by Kim Hye Soo and Yoo Jun Sang on the 26th of November. The winners were:
Lee Min Hoo
Best Picture: Assassination (Choi Dong Hoon)
Best Director: Ryu Seung Wan (Veteran)
Best Actor: Yoo Ah In (Sado)
Best Actress: Lee Jung Hyun (Alice in Earnestland)
Best Supporting Actor: Oh Dal Soo (Ode to My Father)
Best Supporting Actress: Jeon Hye...
Seolhyun
The impressive 36th ceremony was broadcast on Sbs and hosted by Kim Hye Soo and Yoo Jun Sang on the 26th of November. The winners were:
Lee Min Hoo
Best Picture: Assassination (Choi Dong Hoon)
Best Director: Ryu Seung Wan (Veteran)
Best Actor: Yoo Ah In (Sado)
Best Actress: Lee Jung Hyun (Alice in Earnestland)
Best Supporting Actor: Oh Dal Soo (Ode to My Father)
Best Supporting Actress: Jeon Hye...
- 12/10/2015
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
Port Of Call wins best feature; Turbo Kid team take Best Director.Scroll down for full list
At the 19th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BiFan), Philip Yung’s Hong Kong crime-thriller Port Of Call scooped the Bucheon Choice: Feature Award along with Best Actress for Jessie Li and a Special Mention for actor Michael Ning.
Starring Aaron Kwok and shot by Christopher Doyle, Port Of Call previously closed the Hong Kong fest and opened the New York Asian Film Festival (Nyaff).
The Bucheon Choice feature competition jury, made up of filmmaker Alexandre O. Philippe, actress Lee Jung Hyun, producer Pablo Guisa Koestinger, critic Richard Kuipers and director Kim Tae Kyun, announced they were unanimous in their decision to award the top prize to Port Of Call, citing its “sharp commentary on disaffected youth and contemporary Chinese society, and its examination of a shocking crime and its disturbing psychological components.”
The jury gave...
At the 19th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BiFan), Philip Yung’s Hong Kong crime-thriller Port Of Call scooped the Bucheon Choice: Feature Award along with Best Actress for Jessie Li and a Special Mention for actor Michael Ning.
Starring Aaron Kwok and shot by Christopher Doyle, Port Of Call previously closed the Hong Kong fest and opened the New York Asian Film Festival (Nyaff).
The Bucheon Choice feature competition jury, made up of filmmaker Alexandre O. Philippe, actress Lee Jung Hyun, producer Pablo Guisa Koestinger, critic Richard Kuipers and director Kim Tae Kyun, announced they were unanimous in their decision to award the top prize to Port Of Call, citing its “sharp commentary on disaffected youth and contemporary Chinese society, and its examination of a shocking crime and its disturbing psychological components.”
The jury gave...
- 7/24/2015
- by hjnoh2007@gmail.com (Jean Noh)
- ScreenDaily
Opening film Antoine Bardou-Jacquet’s Moonwalkers sold out 3000-capacity crowd in 8 seconds.
With South Korea’s Mers scare fading into the past, the 19th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (July 16-26) opened today as originally planned.
Director Antoine Bardou-Jacquet was on hand to present opening film Moonwalkers. Starring Ron Perlman and Rupert Grint, the moon landing conspiracy action-comedy sold out in 8 seconds and screened to an enthusiastic audience of around 3,000 people in the Bucheon Gymnasium.
Hong Kong star Simon Yam, who has a retrospective at BiFan this year, was on the red carpet and blowing kisses to a cheering audience inside. He was joined by Korean stars Ahn Sung-ki and Kang Soo-youn. Recently appointed co-director of the Busan film festival, the latter walked the carpet arm in arm with co-director Lee Yong-kwan.
Actor Shin Hyun-joon and actress Lee Da-hee hosted the opening ceremony while Lee Min-ho and Moon Chae-won were presented with this year’s Producers’ Choice...
With South Korea’s Mers scare fading into the past, the 19th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (July 16-26) opened today as originally planned.
Director Antoine Bardou-Jacquet was on hand to present opening film Moonwalkers. Starring Ron Perlman and Rupert Grint, the moon landing conspiracy action-comedy sold out in 8 seconds and screened to an enthusiastic audience of around 3,000 people in the Bucheon Gymnasium.
Hong Kong star Simon Yam, who has a retrospective at BiFan this year, was on the red carpet and blowing kisses to a cheering audience inside. He was joined by Korean stars Ahn Sung-ki and Kang Soo-youn. Recently appointed co-director of the Busan film festival, the latter walked the carpet arm in arm with co-director Lee Yong-kwan.
Actor Shin Hyun-joon and actress Lee Da-hee hosted the opening ceremony while Lee Min-ho and Moon Chae-won were presented with this year’s Producers’ Choice...
- 7/16/2015
- by hjnoh2007@gmail.com (Jean Noh)
- ScreenDaily
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