‘Goldfish,’ ‘A Chronicle of Minor Things’ Lead Busan Asian Project Market Winners

By Naman Ramachandran

Naman Ramachandran

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Two films have won five of the prizes at the Busan Asian Project Market (APM).

Indonesian director Aditya Ahmad’s “Goldfish” took three and Indian filmmaker Tribeny Rai’s “A Chronicle of Minor Things” (working title) took two. The awards were part of the Asian Contents & Film Market’s (ACFM) first combined ceremony.

“Goldfish” won the QCinema Special Award, the Kongchak Studio Award and the VIPO Award. Ahmad’s first feature is set in South Sulawesi, where he grew up, and centers on a boy who flees his father. Muhammad Zaidy and Meiske Taurisia are producing. The project also received money from this year’s ACF Script Development Fund. It was selected for APM, where it took part in business meetings.

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