Busan International Short Film Festival holds ‘Visiting Moonlight Theater’, a free screening event for residents of culturally underprivileged areas
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- The Busan International Short Film Festival (BISFF) will hold a free film screening called ‘Visiting Moonlight Theater’ for residents of culturally underprivileged areas at 16 welfare centers, community centers, and libraries across Busan next month.
- The films to be screened include 'Bean Sprouts' by director Ga-eun Yoon, the winner of the 31st BISFF.
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Why It Matters
The Busan International Short Film Festival holds free screenings every year for residents of culturally underprivileged areas to improve accessibility to local culture.
The Busan International Short Film Festival (BISFF) announced on the 24th that it will hold a free movie screening called ‘Visiting Moonlight Theater’ next month for residents of culturally underprivileged areas.
This year, free screenings will be held at 16 locations, including welfare centers, community centers, and libraries.
Audiences can watch short films at no extra cost.
The screening locations are Busanjin-gu Dasarang Cultural Complex, Yeonje-gu Cinebaum, Suyeong-gu Tofu Biji, Dongrae-gu Busan Social Welfare Center, Busanjin-gu Gamgogae Park and Jeonpo Social Welfare Center, Geumjeong-gu Namgwangjaega Senior Citizen Support Center, Gangseo-gu Seobusan Film Media Center, Seo-gu Busan City Gudeok Library, Geumjeong-gu Senior Welfare Center, Gijang-gun Gijang Social Welfare Center, Sasang-gu These include Mora Community Welfare Center, Saha-gu Youth Culture Center, Cheonghak 2-dong Administrative Welfare Center in Yeongdo-gu, Space Oneji, and Busan Film Arts High School.
The films screened include 'Bean Sprouts' by director Ga-eun Yoon, who won the youngest acting award and the audience award at the 31st BISFF, as well as the BISFF Korean Competition Audience Award for 'A Sensitive Visit', the Operation Kino Best Film Award for 'Wings', and the Best Film Award for 'Simsoo Sang-eung'.
Detailed information about films and screenings can be found on the Busan International Short Film Festival's official website (bisff.org) or SNS channel (@busanshortfilmfest).
Open Questions
- When is the exact schedule for the screening?
- How are screening times assigned to each screening location?
- How many audiences are expected for this year's screening?







