Shin Yeon-Shick
Screenwriter and filmmaker SHIN Yeon-Schick (1976, South Korea) was initially majoring in Spanish before he turned to filmmaking. He made his first film Piano Lesson (2003) on a miniscule budget, and has continued to dabble in low-budget experimental films as well as arthouse dramas, including The Russian Novel (2013), which won him the Rising Star Award at Jeonju International Film Festival and Best Director at Busan International Film Festival. One Win (2023) was selected for IFFR 2023.
Filmography
Piano Lesson (2002), Joeun baewoo/A Great Actor (2005), The Fair Love (2010), Reosian seoseol/The Russian Novel (2012), Rough Play (2013), The Avian Kind (2015), Like a French Film (2015), If You Were Me (2016), Cassiopeia (2022), One Win (2023)
More info: Wikipedia, Shin Yeon-Shick
Shin Yeon-Shick at IFFR
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A Great Actor
A young man decides in a flight of fancy to become an actor and joins an experimental theatre group. There he is ordered to convince a `great’
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The Russian Novel
With the same loving self-mockery in the face of romantic bombasts as in his low-budget jewel A Great Actor, Shin here introduces, meandering and e
