There’s good news for the animation film lovers. Korean Cultural Centre India is organising a week-long first season of Short Animation Festivals from Friday, offering seven internationally acclaimed animated shorts that one can enjoy from the comfort of their screen.
“Through this festival, we hope to attract the attention of the film buffs to the animation culture of Korea. For this purpose, we have curated a festival featuring works ranging from traditional drawings to 3D computer, with interesting storylines.
“The films will be screened from 18th February at 6 pm onwards, till 25th February, on our Film Screening Website (https://www.kccifilm.in/). It will feature seven of the latest works submitted in 2021 at the “Indie-AniFest”, hosted by Korea Independent Animation Association (KIAFA),” Hwang Il-yong, the director of the Korean Cultural Centre, said in a statement here.
Writer Kim Kang-min’s “Kkum” (Dream), “Who Brings Chocolate Jam?” by Jang Na-hee, “Incomplete Woman” by Heo Soo-young, “Seoulsori” (Sound of Seoul) by Kim Kyoungbae, “The Masterpiece” from Kim Si-on, Lee Eun-jin, and Lee Ji-young, “First Time” by Lee Gyu-ri,” and “Dogether” are part of the line-up of animation short films to be screened at the festival.