BIFF Jury Discusses Creative Freedom Amid Controversy
The Busan International Film Festival jury addressed concerns over a film's historical portrayal, with the president emphasizing creative freedom. A juror expressed emotional distress over the film's impact, while the president also discussed challenges in adapting a major literary work for screen.
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- BIFF jury advocates creative freedom amid 'The Assassin(s)' controversy
- Zhang Yimou Teases ‘Three-Body Problem’ At BIFF Opening; Jury Talks ‘The Assassin(s)’ Controversy & Competition Impact
- Zhang Yimou Says ‘The Three-Body Problem’ Script Is Still Being Polished After Several Years: ‘It Is Very Difficult to Adapt’
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