Aahi, Yobi to Compete at SICAF '07
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The Seoul International Cartoon & Animation Festival has finalized the entry list of films for competition at this year's festival opening March 23rd.
A record 1,275 films were submitted from 65 countries and 169 from 41 nations were selected to compete.
Two Korean films ",Aahi and Ssipak" and "Yobi, The Five Tailed Fox", will compete in the Feature Films category out of a total 5 entries at the 11th SICAF 2007.
The other 3 are the French production "Renaissance", Thailand's first ever 3D animated film "Khan Kluay", and "Lotte From Gadgetville" from Estonia.
The official selection for Professional Short includes the Academy Award nominee "The Danish Poet" and the Siggraph 2006 grand prix winner "One Rat Short".
The competing films will be screened at CGV Yongsan and the Seoul Animation Center during the festival period while exibitions, a film market and forums will be underway at the Seoul Trade Exhibition Center.
The 5-day festival will end March 27th.
A record 1,275 films were submitted from 65 countries and 169 from 41 nations were selected to compete.
Two Korean films ",Aahi and Ssipak" and "Yobi, The Five Tailed Fox", will compete in the Feature Films category out of a total 5 entries at the 11th SICAF 2007.
The other 3 are the French production "Renaissance", Thailand's first ever 3D animated film "Khan Kluay", and "Lotte From Gadgetville" from Estonia.
The official selection for Professional Short includes the Academy Award nominee "The Danish Poet" and the Siggraph 2006 grand prix winner "One Rat Short".
The competing films will be screened at CGV Yongsan and the Seoul Animation Center during the festival period while exibitions, a film market and forums will be underway at the Seoul Trade Exhibition Center.
The 5-day festival will end March 27th.
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