Tribeny Rai’s A Chronicle Of Minor Things was among the standout projects at Busan’s Asian Project Market, winning two awards. Goldfish also secured three prizes, while other projects from across Asia were recognised.
01Summary
- 01A Chronicle Of Minor Things, from Indian filmmaker Tribeny Rai, won the APM Busan Award and the Sorfond Award in Busan.
- 02The jury praised the project’s original story, narrative structure and the way it weaves a social issue into the film.
- 03Goldfish, from Indonesian filmmaker Aditya Ahmad, won the VIPO Award, the Kongchak Studio Award and the QCinema Special Award.
- 04Casparina, from Indonesian filmmaker Reza Rahadian, won the CJ ENM Award for turning a personal story into a family drama.
- 05This year’s Asian Project Market received 604 submissions from 48 countries, with 30 projects from 17 countries selected as official projects.
02Why it matters
The awards can help these projects attract international partners, financing and festival attention. For readers following Asian cinema, the results highlight which new films are emerging with market backing.
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