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2002, 16mm, color, 15'
Dir: PARK Kwan-ho
Keyword: Children,Religion
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'10 Years of Indiestory' Festival(2008, HongKong)
Short Cuts Cologne (2004, Germany)
3rd Int’l Film Festival for Children and Youth (2004, Argentina)
Certificate of Excellence Live-Action Short Film or Video, 21st Chicago Int’l Children's Film Festival (2004, USA)
Hong Kong Asian Film Festival (2004, Hong Kong)
Going South (Youth Section), 50th Int’l Short Film and Video Festival Oberhausen (2004, Germany)
Producer Award & Opening Film, Youth Mediafestival Berlin (2003, Germany)
Children’s Youth Competition, 49th Int’l Short Film and Video Festival Oberhausen (2003, Germany)
Competition, 10th Capabio Int’l Short Film Festival (2003, Italy)
Free to Fly (Competition), 33rd Giffoni Film Festival (2003, Italy)
28th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2002, Korea)
Wide Angle, 7th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2002, Korea)
2nd Honorable Mention, Common Ground Student Short Film Competition (2002, USA)
Special Jury Award, 4th Seoul Int’l Youth Film Festival (2002, Korea)
Excellent Film Awards in Students section, Gwangju Int’l Film Festival (2002, Korea)
First Prize, 6th Religion Short Film Festival in Korea (2002, Korea)
6th Puchon Int’l Fantastic Film Festival (2002, Korea)
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With Christmas coming in a few days, a young Buddhist monk is invited to church by his girlfriend Mari. The boy monk feels uncomfortable about going to church because of his position, and he has a hard time trying to ask permission to do so.
It is a warm story about tolerance and acceptance.
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Pure and artless Christmas day at the small rural town...
This story tries to give people 'real meaning of a religion' throughout the eyes of two innocent children who follow different faiths (Christianity and Buddhism) each other.
The head Buddhist and pastor in the film are not actors but actually men of faith. And a Korean traditional style of Christmas carol has been used for more detailed reality.
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PARK Kwan-ho
Born in 1977, Seoul, Korea
Graduated from Dankook University, Dept of Film and Theater
2002 [Namuamitabul Christmas] 16mm, color, 15min.
'10 Years of Indiestory' Festival(2008, HongKong)
Short Cuts Cologne (2004, Germany)
3rd Int’l Film Festival for Children and Youth (2004, Argentina)
Certificate of Excellence Live-Action Short Film or Video, 21st Chicago Int’l Children's Film Festival (2004, USA)
Hong Kong Asian Film Festival (2004, Hong Kong)
Going South (Youth Section), 50th Int’l Short Film and Video Festival Oberhausen (2004, Germany)
Producer Award & Opening Film, Youth Mediafestival Berlin (2003, Germany)
Children’s Youth Competition, 49th Int’l Short Film and Video Festival Oberhausen (2003, Germany)
Competition, 10th Capabio Int’l Short Film Festival (2003, Italy)
Free to Fly (Competition), 33rd Giffoni Film Festival (2003, Italy)
28th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2002, Korea)
Wide Angle, 7th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2002, Korea)
2nd Honorable Mention, Common Ground Student Short Film Competition (2002, USA)
Special Jury Award, 4th Seoul Int’l Youth Film Festival (2002, Korea)
Excellent Film Awards in Students section, Gwangju Int’l Film Festival (2002, Korea)
First Prize, 6th Religion Short Film Festival in Korea (2002, Korea)
6th Puchon Int’l Fantastic Film Festival (2002, Korea)
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director/writer: PARK Kwan-ho
Production : Dongkook University
producer: JANG Yong-suk, LEE Kyung-sik, LIM Dae-hee
cinematographer: CHOI Byung-hoon
editor: MOON Jin-young
lighting: CHOI Jong-hyung
sound mixing: LIM Tae-hyung
sound recording: LEE Jin-seo
assistant director : JUNG Hye-min
art director : JUNG Hye-min
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Boy monk: SHIN Dong-ho
Mari: CHA Hyun-jeong
Buddhist : LEE Kyung-sik
Head Buddhist priest: Hye Ahn
Clergyman: JANG Suk-gun
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