Busan International Film Festival
Mehazabien’s leap: From being K-drama fan to premiering ‘Saba’ at Busan
Celebrated actress Mehazabien Chowdhury has embarked on her cinematic journey with her debut film, “Saba”. Currently, she is in South Korea, attending the prestigious Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) to showcase the project.
This can be a way to attain funding for aspiring filmmakers
The Asian Project Market (APM) stands as a pivotal event within the Busan International Film Festival. This market has emerged as a significant opportunity for aspiring filmmakers across Asia who often struggle to secure backing for their projects. Through this platform, young filmmakers can apply for funding, thereby opening doors to realise their creative visions. This year, Busan International Film Festival's APM unit has unveiled new funding opportunities, further solidifying its commitment to nurturing young talent in the region.
Tisha and Farooki’s daughter debuts in ‘Autobigraphy’s’ song ‘Jochonar Phool’
The song, titled “Jochonar Phool”, is written by Chirkutt frontline Sharmin Sultana Sumi and she jointly tuned and composed it with the songwriter and Chirkutt member Pavel Areen. The latter also produced the song. Mostofa Sarwar Farooki himself released the song on Wednesday through his Facebook profile.
Hansal Mehta's 'Scoop' bags best awards at Busan Film Festival
"Scoop" is based on Jigna Vora's book "Behind Bars In Byculla" and tells the narrative of intrepid crime writer Jagruti Vora (played by Karishma Tanna). When a journalist colleague was murdered by the Chhota Rajan gang in 2011, Jagruti's inquiry quickly led to her detention and unjust accusation.
Tickets sold out for Farooki's 'Autobiography' at Busan International Film fest
"Something Like an Autobiography" will have three screenings at the 28th Busan International Film Festival.
Three Bangladeshi films selected for Busan International Film Festival
The curtains are set to rise on October 4 in South Korea, marking the commencement of the 28th edition of the esteemed Busan International Film Festival. This year, three films from Bangladesh have grabbed the spotlight and secured a place at this prestigious event.
Mehazabien’s leap: From being K-drama fan to premiering ‘Saba’ at Busan
Celebrated actress Mehazabien Chowdhury has embarked on her cinematic journey with her debut film, “Saba”. Currently, she is in South Korea, attending the prestigious Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) to showcase the project.
This can be a way to attain funding for aspiring filmmakers
The Asian Project Market (APM) stands as a pivotal event within the Busan International Film Festival. This market has emerged as a significant opportunity for aspiring filmmakers across Asia who often struggle to secure backing for their projects. Through this platform, young filmmakers can apply for funding, thereby opening doors to realise their creative visions. This year, Busan International Film Festival's APM unit has unveiled new funding opportunities, further solidifying its commitment to nurturing young talent in the region.
Tisha and Farooki’s daughter debuts in ‘Autobigraphy’s’ song ‘Jochonar Phool’
The song, titled “Jochonar Phool”, is written by Chirkutt frontline Sharmin Sultana Sumi and she jointly tuned and composed it with the songwriter and Chirkutt member Pavel Areen. The latter also produced the song. Mostofa Sarwar Farooki himself released the song on Wednesday through his Facebook profile.
Hansal Mehta's 'Scoop' bags best awards at Busan Film Festival
"Scoop" is based on Jigna Vora's book "Behind Bars In Byculla" and tells the narrative of intrepid crime writer Jagruti Vora (played by Karishma Tanna). When a journalist colleague was murdered by the Chhota Rajan gang in 2011, Jagruti's inquiry quickly led to her detention and unjust accusation.
Tickets sold out for Farooki's 'Autobiography' at Busan International Film fest
"Something Like an Autobiography" will have three screenings at the 28th Busan International Film Festival.
Three Bangladeshi films selected for Busan International Film Festival
The curtains are set to rise on October 4 in South Korea, marking the commencement of the 28th edition of the esteemed Busan International Film Festival. This year, three films from Bangladesh have grabbed the spotlight and secured a place at this prestigious event.