4th(2019)
OPENING (1) | INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION (31) |
NETPAC (11) | ALPINISM (7) |
CLIMBING (7) | ADVENTURE & EXPLORATION (16) |
NATURE & PEOPLE (11) | ¿òÇÁ Æ÷Ä¿½º (36) |
¿òÇÁ ¶óÀÌÇÁ (41) | ¿òÇÁ ÇÁ·ÎÁ§Æ® (8) |
Closing Film (1) |
LIM Il-Jin
Two talented climbers, Son Sang-won and Ko Miyoung embarked on a mission to turn Mt. Seonunsan Janggun Rock into the best rock climbing site in Korea. This early piece from filmmaker Lim Il-jin consists of 15 episodes following the two climbers¡¯ ascent up Janggun Rock¡¯s ¡®Duino road (Son Sang-won, 5.13b) and Freedom 2000 road (Ko Mi-young, 5.14a), their interviews and Mt. Bukhansan bouldering scenes. The complex mix of images unravelling to a lively soundtrack seems like a climbing music video, and with each hand and foot work of the climbers captured in moving images, one can feel all the energy they put out. (Billy CHOI)
LIM Il-JinLIM Il-Jin
Lim began climbing in 1988, when he entered Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, and learned photography in Japan. In 2008, he became the first Asian to be awarded at the Trento Film Festival with his documentary The Wall. Alpinist was selected as the Ulju Summit film at the first Ulju Mountain Film Festival, where it was screened. He was also a special director for the Korean film The Himalayas. Korea is pretty much barren when it comes to mountain films, but Lim climbed mountains with a camera for the last 30 years, coming to represent Korean mountain film directors. He was with Kim Chang-ho and the Korean Way Gurja Himal expedition that perished in 2018.