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Busan International Film Festival (Biff) has announced the seven members of the jury for its first ever fully fledged competition section, which will be headed by Korean filmmaker Na Hongjin.

Also on the jury are Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Ka-fai; Indian actor and filmmaker Nandita Das; Iranian New Wave director Marziyeh Meshkiny; US-based filmmaker Kogonada; Indonesian producer Yulia Evina Bhara, and Korean actor Han Hyo-joo.

Biff, which is taking place September 17-26, recently announced the 14 titles that will compete in the inaugural competition section. The jury will hand out Busan Award prizes in five categories: Best Film, Best Director, Special Jury Prize, Best Actor, and Artistic Contribution.

Biff Festival Director Jung Hanseok said: “Since this is a newly launched section, we sought to appoint jury members with discerning eyes, bold perspectives, and international influence. To broaden the scope of deliberation, the Busan International Film Festival has...

The Young and The Restless spoilers and updates tease love, lies and drama ahead for Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson). It will soon be revealed his and Chelsea Lawson’s (Melissa Claire Egan) relationship is toast thanks to her cheating with Adam Newman (Mark Grossman).

The Young And The Restless Spoilers – Billy Abbott Explodes At Chelsea Lawson’s Betrayal

Billy’s reaction to finding out about Chelsea’s betrayal will be explosive, and it’s likely that he will end things with her, especially if more betrayals occur.

Regardless, it’s clear that Chelsea and Billy’s relationship is doomed, so it’s time to start considering what comes next for him romantically. How will Billy move on from Chelsea once the truth comes out?

Y&R seems to be hinting at a potential romance between Billy and Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope), so it looks like there’s a new chapter on the horizon for Billy.

This month’s Hong Kong International Film Festival will showcase over 190 films from 62 countries and regions, including five world premieres, and 64 Asian premieres.

Running 12 days (March 28 – April 8), the festival will open with the Asian premiere of local director Ray Yeung’s “All Shall Be Well,” which won the Teddy Award at the recent Berlin festival.

The closing film is the Asian premiere of “All the Long Nights,” directed by Miyake Sho and starring Matsumura Hokuto and Kamishiraishi Mone, which also premiered in Berlin. Variety’s review of “Nights” called it “gently luminous.”

Chinese-language films selected for the Firebird competition include: “Borrowed Time,” “Brief History of a Family,” “Carefree Days,” Fresh off Markham,” “A Journey in Spring,” “Snow in Midsummer,” “Some Rain Must Fall” and “A Song Sung Blue.”

Foreign films for the Firebird competition’s other section include: “Arcadia,” “Arni,” “Ivo,” “Pepe,” “Sons,” “Sujo,” “The Tenants” and “Who Do I Belong to.