Korean Panorama
Invisible LightThis film, divided into two parts, is about two women Ga-in and Do-hee. The former has an eating disorder and the latter is going to have a baby out-of-wedlock. By keeping herself locked in her room, Ga-in tries to control her bod...
World Cinema
Jagoda in the SupermarketIn this frenetically paced farce, Jagoda (whose name means strawberry) is a checkout clerk at an American-style grocery store in Belgrade celebrating its grand opening. When a brazen co-worker steals her customer and potential dat...
World Cinema
James` Journey to JerusalemThis charming, fable-like first feature from accomplished documentarist Ra′anan Alexandrowicz provides an ironic portrait of contemporary Israeli society as seen through the eyes of a naive foreigner. In the imaginary African vill...
World Cinema
Japanese StorySandy is a geologist who wants to go places. Fast. And she does, but not exactly where she intended. Together with her business partner Baird, she runs a software company which means she has to play nursemaid to Hiromitsu a Japane...
Wide Angle
Jesus, You KnowA film as a confessional. Commissioned by European television, this documentary follows six believers who speak very personally to Jesus. One is a student who attends mass every day against his parents′ wishes. He tells Jesus all ...
Wide Angle
Joy of MadnessFourteen-year-old Hana Makhmalbaf expresses her views about post-Taliban Afghanistan by documenting the production process of At Five in the Afternoon, a film directed by her older sister Samira Makhmalbaf. That is how she began m...
Special Programs in Focus
Kabul CinemaSet in Afghanistan in the days prior to the Taliban take over, the story is about a a youth who rescues film reels from the projection booths of destroyed theaters and shows them in his mobile projection cart. During these hard an...
World Cinema
KoktebelWhen their life in Moscow hits rock bottom, a man and his 11-year old son set off for a 1000-km journey to the sea. For Father, the journey is an attempt to restore self-respect and win back the trust of his son. For the boy, the ...
A Window on Asian Cinema
Last Life in the UniverseAny longtime buff of the Pusan International FIim Festival will easily remember Pen-ek Ratanaruang. Following Fun Bar Karaoke and Mon-rak Transistor, his latest film, Last Life in the Universe, testifies to the fact that his alrea...