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Yoon Eun Hye Makes Directorial Debut and Enters Short Film Competition
Yoon Eun Hye is making a transformation from former idol singer to actress and now, director.
The actress will be making her directorial debut through her short film, The Knitting at the upcoming Busan International Film Festival (BIFF).
Entering in the film competition’s Wide Angle Korean Short Film category, the twelve-minute short film is described by the BIFF homepage as, “A Woman is packing for moving. Among the scattered pile books, diaries and photos all around, she finds a knitting bag and one unfinished inside. She buries herself in knitting but soon is interfered with her friend’s amatory experiences and hovers around the porch burrowing her stuffs.
From her activities and numerous props, you can find out signs of a farewell. However, the film does not stay on just ‘farewell’ but accumulate emotions by means of materialization of memories.”
The film will go up against 13 other films in the category.
The film festival, the 17th so far, will take place from October 4 through 13 in Busan.
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Yoon Eun Hye’s movie The Knitting is nominated at the BIFF
September 11, 2012 6:30 pm dkrogers
Actress Yoon Eun Hye recently talked about her feelings on her movie The Knitting being nominated at the Busan International Film Festival.
On September 11, Yoon tweeted, “I’m still not good enough and I’m shy about presenting the movie. But I want to thank everyone for the opportunity while I’m studying to become a better actress.”
She added, “The movie is not good enough to stand shoulder to shoulder with other movies but please be generous.”
A spokesperson for the festival previously said, “Yoon directed the movie very well by accumulating emotional memories throughout the movie.” The movie is nominated in the Korean Short Film Competition category.
The movie is about a woman who finds a knitting bag and one unfinished inside while packing to move. Yoon is currently studying film and multimedia at Chungang University’s graduate school of Advanced Imaging Science.
The 17th BIFF will be held on October 4 through 13 and 304 movies from 75 countries will be shown in seven theaters in Busan.
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