Busan International Film Festival: Park Chan-wook's 'No Other Choice' opens festival; BLACKPINK star Lisa, director Park attend
Park Chan-wook's "No Other Choice" inaugurated the Busan International Film Festival, spotlighting South Korea's cultural influence. The festival introduces its first competition section, showcasing emerging Asian talents and acclaimed masters. The event features 241 films from 64 countries, celebrating remarkable women in film and honoring Asian filmmakers, reflecting optimism for the future of Asian cinema.
Park Chan-wook's "No Other Choice" inaugurated the Busan International Film Festival, spotlighting South Korea's cultural influence. The festival introduces its first competition section, showcasing emerging Asian talents and acclaimed masters. The event features 241 films from 64 countries, celebrating remarkable women in film and honoring Asian filmmakers, reflecting optimism for the future of Asian cinema.
