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Asia-Pacific Film Festival

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TheAsia-Pacific Film Festival(abbreviatedAPFF) is an annualfilm festivalhosted by the Federation of Motion Picture Producers in Asia-Pacific (FPA).[1]The festival was first held inTokyo,Japan,in 1954.[2][3]

Opening event of the 22nd Asia Pacific Film Festival held at theBusanCivic Center in 1976

History

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The festival was first held in Tokyo, Japan, in 1954 as the Southeast Asian Film Festival (AFF). In addition to Japan,Hong Kong,theFederation of Malaya,thePhilippines,Taiwan,andThailandparticipated. The festival was subsequently held in a different country each year, and its name was changed to the Asia-Pacific Film Festival.[4]From 1972 to 1976, the film festival was temporarily run as a non competition film market, after acknowledging the over heating of competitions surrounding prizes by member states.

Best Film winners

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Year Film.. Country Ref.
1954 Golden demon ( kim sắc dạ xoa,Konjiki Yasha) Japan [5]
1955 Shunkin Monogatari( xuân cầm vật ngữ ) Japan
1956 Child of Sorrow Philippines [6][7]
1957 Suzakumon Japan [8]
1958 Our Sister Heddy British Hong Kong
1959 The Kingdom and the Beauty British Hong Kong [9]
1960 Rear Entrance( hậu môn, Hòu mén) British Hong Kong [10]
1961 Nocturne of a Woman( nữ は dạ hóa trang する, Onna wa yoru kesshô suru) Japan [11]
1962 The Houseguest and My Mother South Korea [12]
1963 Twin Sisters of Kyoto Japan [13]
1964 Oyster Girl( hà nữ ) Taiwan [14]
1965 The Grand Substitution( vạn cổ lưu phương ) British Hong Kong [15]
1966 The Blue and the Black( lam dữ hắc ) British Hong Kong [16]
1967 Susanna British Hong Kong [17]
1968 — — Competition cancelled.
1969 Jade Goddess( ngọc quan âm ) Taiwan [18]
1970 Apa Jang Kau Tjari, Palupi? Indonesia [19]
1971 Samiun dan Dasima Indonesia
1977 Sensei no tsushinbo( tiên sinh のつうしんぼ) Japan
1978 The Eternal Love( vĩnh hằng đích ái ) Taiwan
1979 Pengemis dan Tukang Becak Indonesia
1980 The Battle of Port Arthur Japan [20]
1981 — — Competition cancelled.
1982 Oridathoru Phayalvaan India
1983 The Makioka Sisters Japan [21]
1987 The Surrogate Woman South Korea [22]
1991 A Brighter Summer Day Taiwan [23]
1992 Pushing Hands Taiwan [24]
1993 Cageman British Hong Kong [25]
1994 Eat Drink Man Woman Taiwan [26]
1995 Siao Yu Taiwan [27]
1996 A Petal South Korea [28]
1997 Such a Life Taiwan [29]
1998 Daun di Atas Bantal Indonesia [30]
1999 Nang Nak Thailand [31]
2000 Sandy Lives Vietnam [32]
2001 What Time Is It There? Taiwan [33]
2002 Inochi Japan [34]
2003 A Little Monk South Korea [35]
2004 Taipai 21 Taiwan [36]
2005 Taegukgi South Korea [37]
2006 The Unwanted Woman Iran [38]
2007 — — [39]
2008 — —
2009 Rainbow Troops Indonesia [40]
2010
2011 Janala India [41]
2012 Life Without Principle Hong Kong [42]
2013 Like Father, Like Son Japan [43]
2014 — — [44]
2015 — — [45]
2016 — —
2017 The Unnamed Bangladesh [46]
2018 Lion Australia [47]
2019 _ _ _
2020 Guang Malaysia [48]
2023 Macau
2024 How To Make Millions before Grandma Dies Thailand
"—" denotes festival was not held that year.

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