Korean Documentary Awarded in Amsterdam Festival
Published on | Source
A Korean film was honored at the 22nd International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) last week.
"Iron Crows" directed by Park Bong-nam received the NPS IDFA prize for best mid-length documentary at the awards ceremony held on Sunday, film distributor CreativeEast said Monday.
The film reveals the desperate conditions at the world's largest ship-breaking yard, in Chittagong, Bangladesh, where workers risk their lives for meager pay.
An independent director, Park previously produced a documentary series on Islamic culture that aired on EBS.
"Iron Crows" directed by Park Bong-nam received the NPS IDFA prize for best mid-length documentary at the awards ceremony held on Sunday, film distributor CreativeEast said Monday.
The film reveals the desperate conditions at the world's largest ship-breaking yard, in Chittagong, Bangladesh, where workers risk their lives for meager pay.
An independent director, Park previously produced a documentary series on Islamic culture that aired on EBS.
Advertisement