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| The World-Wide Special Program of AISFF2005 screens 15 Asian premiere films from 11 countries including Mexico, France, Russian, Ireland, Congo, and the Chad Republic. Of the countless short films that are produced each year, this will be an enjoyable as well as a meaningful trip around the world since this will serve as an opportunity to encounter a banquet of masterpieces and films that are being talked about all over the world and to see the international trends of short films. |
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| AISFF2005 transforms the old context of short films and broadens its meaning by dedicated to the audience with films that are bursting with the desire and will to ‘modify structure and adapt meaning.’ Asian-Wide is also filled with the ins and outs of ever-changing short films. Asian-Wide presents [Asian_aSpect 1, 2], a collection of the many aspects of contemporary Asian films and spreads out under the spectrum of AISFF, and [Eastern Aura], a series of fantastic film where the remnants of spontaneous local culture reborn as the film language of the East(Dong Fang).
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| The new way of enjoying short films is going popularity with a one-stop system that produces and supports short films by Asian new directors and famous cineastes as well as screens short films on its website. We examine the potential of short film as a small scale transnational project that transcends borders and culture through the case study of the short film series by Japan's Nestlé KITKAT Breaktown(www.breaktown.com) and Ford’s ‘Focus’ series produced by China’s Zonbo Media. |
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