5th Asian Docs Co-production Network Project
The ‘Asian Docs Co-production Network Project’, which began in 2015 and is now in its 5th iteration, is a collaborative project where young documentary creators from five countries - Korea, China, Japan, Taiwan, and Singapore - work together over two years to co-produce documentaries about Asia. Participating institutions include Korea National University of Arts, Yonsei University (Korea), Yunnan University, Yunnan Arts University (China), Komazawa University, Osaka University (Japan), Tainan National University of the Arts (Taiwan), and Nanyang Technological University (Singapore). Last year, four newly formed project teams planned, produced, and completed documentaries that intersect unique perspectives from each country while capturing the shared cultures of Asia. This year, the film festival will present these four works to the audience, offering new perspectives on Asian culture and highlighting the significance of co-production beyond language barriers.
5th Asian Docs Co-production Network Project Screening
For the 5th ‘Asian Docs Co-production Network Project’, teams were formed by mixing young creators from Korea, China, Japan, Taiwan, and Singapore without national distinctions. The four teams collaborated for two years, creating works that intersect unique perspectives from each country while capturing the shared cultures of Asia.
