Tag Archives: Pusan

The best reporting on the Sichuan Earthquake you’ll never see

By Angilee Shah | Published: October 25, 2008

When I was at the Pusan International Film Festival in Korea, I went to a hotel on the beach to meet a documentary filmmaker from Beijing. I was very impressed by his film, Who Killed Our Children.

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queuing for movies

By Angilee Shah | Published: October 4, 2008

They all said the Pusan International Film Festival is the premiere festival in Asia. I’m no Asia film scholar, but it certainly is a big deal here. I’ve never seen teenagers wake up so early to get movie tickets before.

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random updates: writing about Singapore, teaching in Cambodia and watching movies in Korea

By Angilee Shah | Published: September 10, 2008

I had a little bit of an epiphany about my writing life in Singapore a while ago. And I promised I would write more about the country where I live. So, a few months later, I am true to my word and am posting for Global Voices. Will work my way up to longer, reported writing.

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