JEONJU Intl. Film Festival

PRIZE

International Competition

Grand Prize
The Heiresses (Director Marcelo MARTINESSI)
Best Picture Prize
Distant Constellation (Director Shevaun MIZRAHI)
Special Jury Prize
The Return (Director Malene CHOI)

Korean Competition

Grand Prize
The Land of Seonghye (Director JUNG Hyungsuk)

Korean Competition for Shorts

Grand Prize
Dong-a (Director KWON Yeji)
Best Director Prize
Refund (Director SONG Yejin)
Special Jury Prize
Apocalypse Runner (Director CHO Hyunmin)

NETPAC Award

NETPAC
Adulthood (Director KIM Inseon)

Special Award

CGV Arthouse Award Distribution Support Prize
Dreamer (Director CHO Sungbin)
CGV Arthouse Award Upcoming Project Prize
Back from the Beat (Director CHOI Changhwan)
Union Award
Graduation (Director HUI Jiye)
Documentary Award
Land of Sorrow (Director LEE Johoon)

JURY

International Competition
Korean Competition
Korean Competition for Shorts
NETPAC Award

Davide OBERTO

Born in Alba Italy in 1970, he studied Philosophy, Human Sciences and Film History at the Universita di Torino. In 1999 he starts the collaboration with the Torino Film Festival and becomes the curator of the Italian Competitions in 2005. He creates a new section devoted to international documentaries in the attempt of introducing films from a specific and cinematic perspective in Italy. 2002-2009 he´s been a programmer of Turin GLBT Film Festival for which is edited several retrospectives. From 2015 he is co-director of Doclisboa.

Sarah ADLER

Born in 1978, France. A French and Israeli actress. She was nominated for European Film Award for Best Actress for her performance in Our Music(2004), and Ophir Award for Best Actress for her performance in Jellyfish(2007) which won the Cannes Film Festivals´ Camera d´or. Recently, she has collaborated twice with Amos Gitai in his films Ana Arabia(2013) and Tsili(2014). In 2017 she starred in The Cakemaker by Ofir Raul Graizer, and Foxtrot by Samuel Maoz. For those appearances she received the Press Forum prize for Best Israeli actress 2017.

PANG Eun-jin

Born in 1965, Seoul. She debuted as an actress and appeared in The Taebaek Mountains(1994), 301, 302(1995) and Farewell My Darling(1996) and has received the awards form the Blue Dragon Film Awards other more. Worked as an assistant director for short film The Wooden Closet(1999), Directed a short film Ain´t no Maid(2004) and 2005 Korean Association of Film Critics Awards: Best New Director, 2006 Golden Cinematography Awards: Best New Director Her feature directorial debut Princess Aurora(2005) And then she directed Perfect Number(2012), Way Back Home(2013) and METHOD(2017).

KWON Hae-hyo

Kwon Hae-hyo started his career with the play 「The Good Woman of Setzuan」(1990). He was a member of Hanyang Repertory and made his debut in cinema with Myong-Ja Akiko Sonia(1992). He continued to build his career through Out to the World(1994) by Ghost Mamma(1996) by Change(1997) and Tie a Yellow Ribbon(1998). As a Korean renowned actor, he has performed actively in films, dramas, performances including his latest C´est si bon(2015), Yourself and Yours(2016), Vanishing Time: A boy who returned(2016), and The Day After(2017).