KCC launches student film contest with Busan prize



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The Korean Cultural Center (KCC) in the Philippines has launched its first-ever “Student Short Film Competition,” inviting student filmmakers and enthusiasts to showcase their talent. The grand prize? A trip to the prestigious Busan International Film Festival (BIFF).
The competition is part of the 2025 Korean Film Festival (KFF), an annual celebration of Korean cinema in the Philippines. This year, KCC is challenging participants to explore the theme “Korea in the Philippines,” capturing the cultural ties between the two nations.
The winning filmmaker will not only have their work screened at KFF but will also travel to Busan to experience one of Asia's leading film festivals.
“This competition is more than just a contest — it’s an invitation for students to tell stories that connect cultures, spark conversations, and maybe even launch their future in film,” said KCC Director Kim Myeongjin.
Students interested in participating can submit their entries via the application form (bit.ly/ReelConnectionsApplication) and the submission form (bit.ly/ReelConnectionsSubmission) by 30 June 30 2025.