Reservation of tickets for the Busan International Film Festival will be difficult

 This year's Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) heralds a fierce booking war that is not seen in previous years.


According to the second phase of the COVID-19 social distance rule, only about 50 people can enter the theater at most.

 


The secretariat of the Busan International Film Festival on Thursday said, the 25th competition, scheduled to open on May 21, will be screened on five screens at the Film Festival.


Online screenings at some film festivals, including the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival, will not be considered for copyright protection.


Since the number of theaters will be reduced from around 37 to five, and the number of screenings will be limited from two to three times per movie to one time, reservations will be very difficult.


The reservation schedule would be confirmed after the Chuseok holiday(Korean thanks giving day) by looking at the COVID-19 situation.

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Various historical dramas are scheduled to air this year

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Historical dramas, which were rarely seen on TV, are pouring out with more diverse contents this year. The revised historical drama, which has continued since last year, is expected to continue this year. Currently airing tvN's "Iron Queen" and KBS2's "Secret Investigation Team of Joseon," KBS2's "Moonrise River" SBS's "Chosun Gumasa" "Hongcheongi" and MBC's "Red Leaflet" are preparing to meet viewers. They include various genres such as comedy, fantasy, and romance. In March, the story of Princess Pyeonggang of Goguryeo and the story of King Taejong will be broadcasted. "Moonrise River" is a revised historical drama romance between the princess Pyeonggang and general Ondal, starring Kim So-hyun, Ji-soo, Lee Ji-hoon and Kang Ha-neul. "Chosun Gumasa," starring Gam Woo-sung and Jang Dong-yoon, is a fantasy action historical drama that adds the imagination of evil spirits and exorcism to th...
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