| AFTER
THE WAR |
| After
the war |
| Nobuhiro
Suwa, Moon Seong-wook, Wang Xiaoshuai |
| After
the war is made up of three short films. A Letter from Hiroshima.
Korean actress Kim receives a letter from Japanese director
Suwa, who says he wants to work with her in Hiroshima. However,
when she arrives there, no one knows where Suwa is. Survival
Game. Stockbroker K is involved in a swindle which causes the
suicide of his senior. Hiding from the police, he disguises
his identity. The New Year. Due to September 11, a person is
anxious to return home from the States to bid farewell to the
father in critical condition.
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Photography (colour)/ Nobuhiro Suwa,
Chae Hong-Pil & Kangbon
Editing/ Yuji Oshige, Jerry Noh, & Zhou Xinxia
Cast/ Kim Ho-Jeong, Jung Eun-Pyo, Taozi, Shi Jie’en
Production/ Song Lee & Taozi
Year of Production/ 2002
Running Time 106’ |
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Suwa Nobuhiro
born in 1960 in Hiroshima, Japan. In 1997, he received the
Netpac Award for 2/Duo and the Fipresci award for M/Other
at the Rotterdam International Film Festival.
Moon Seung-Wook was
born in 1967 in Seoul, Korea. His first short film was awarded
a special prize at the 1st Seoul Short Film Festival, 1994.
He debuted in 1997 with his first feature film Alien. He
drew public attention after his second feature film Nabi
(The Butterfly) which won a prize at the Locarno Film Festival
in 2001.
Wang Xiaoshuai was born in 1965
in Shanghai, China. In 1988, he graduated from the Beijing
Film Academy. He worked as an assistant director at Fujiang
Studio. His film So Close to Paradise was selected for the
“Un Certain Regard” award at Cannes Film Festival.
In 2001 he directs the Beijing Bicycle, winner of Grand
Jury Prize at Berlin. In 2003 he shot Drifters, screened
at Cannes.
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