
Anna Fujiwara is the President of the NPO Kinder Film Fest Kyoto (KFFK). While studying at university, she produced short films through a film club and developed a strong interest in cinema through her work at a movie theater. After working in the corporate sector, she became actively involved in local film culture initiatives. She joined the KFFK as a volunteer staff member in 2015 and has served as president since 2020. Through KFFK, she continues to support children’s creative engagement with film and international cultural exchange, encouraging children to discover the world through cinema, connect with others, and cultivate the richness to live fully.

One of South Korea’s leading independent feature animation directors.
His major works include <Green Days>, <The Shaman Sorceress>, <Gill>.
2011 | Annecy International Animation Film Festival - Feature Films competition <Green Days>
2018 | Anima: The Brussels International Animation Film Festival - Closing Film <The Shower>
2020 | Annecy International Animation Film Festival - Contrechamp Jury Distinction <The shaman Sorceress>
2024 | Annecy International Animation Film Festival - Feature Films Contrechamp <Gill>
2024 | Tokyo International Film Festival - Official Selection <Gill>

LEE Ji-won is an actress recognized for her strong performance and versatility, building her career since her early days as a child actress. She has drawn attention through acclaimed series such as <SKY Castle>, <The Uncanny Counter>, and <Racket Boys>. Most recently, she received the Busan Award - Best Actor Award at the 30th Busan International Film Festival for her performance in the film <En Route to>, further establishing herself as one of the most promising young actresses in Asia. She also shares a long-standing connection with the Busan International Kids & Youth Film Festival (BIKY), having served as an opening ceremony host and as a member of the youth executive committee, BIKies, over multiple years.