Busan filmfest awards ‘The Art of Living in Danger’

The 25th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) in South Korea has awarded ‘The Art of Living in Danger’.

Directed and written by Mina Keshavarz from Iran and produced by Keshavarz as well as Gerd Haag and Kerstin Krieg from Germany, the documentary received the Mecenat award at the BIFF.

The doc is about some women who become victims to domestic violence. What they want is to at least be safe within the boundaries of their own homes.

The film takes us along with some brave females who try to put an end to such offensive acts.

‘The Art of Living in Danger’ had its world premiere at the Sheffield International Documentary Film Festival in the UK.

The 25th edition of the BIFF, one of the most significant film festivals in Asia, took place on October 21-30, 2020.

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