Cuaróns Attend First Busan Festival as Gravity Gets IMAX Screening
Alfonso Cuarón and Jonás Cuarón attended their first Busan International Film Festival, where Campeon Gabacho had its Asian premiere.
Alfonso Cuarón and Jonás Cuarón attended their first Busan International Film Festival, where the festival hosted a special IMAX screening of Gravity, co-written by the two, according to Deadline. Jonás Cuarón's film Campeon Gabacho had its Asian premiere at the festival.
Jonás Cuarón said he is currently working on a script for a horror movie.
Alfonso Cuarón spoke with Korean director Yeon Sang-ho in a masterclass at the festival.
The Busan International Film Festival runs October 6-15 at Busan Cinema Center and other venues.
Background
Gravity is an Oscar-winning film co-written by Alfonso Cuarón and Jonás Cuarón. Alfonso Cuarón won four Oscars for Gravity and Roma. Campeon Gabacho, the story of a Mexican immigrant in New York, premiered at this year's SXSW. Jonás Cuarón's second film was Desierto. The festival's industry platform, Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM), runs from Saturday, October 10 to Tuesday, October 13.
Quick answers
What did Alfonso Cuarón and Jonás Cuarón do at the Busan International Film Festival?
They attended their first Busan International Film Festival, where Gravity received a special IMAX screening and Jonás Cuarón's film Campeon Gabacho had its Asian premiere.
What is Jonás Cuarón working on now?
He said he is currently working on a script for a horror movie.
When does the Busan International Film Festival take place?
The festival runs October 6-15 at Busan Cinema Center and other venues.