Theater: Eoulmadang, Potato Storage Cinema, Training Center, Alpensia Cinema, Alpensia Concert Hall
Outdoor Screen: Jinbu Sports Park, PyeongChang Rock Park
Exhibition :Potato Club House
Major Venue: Olympic Medal Plaza
Screenings
Total of 78 Films from 26 Countries (43 Features, 35 Shorts)
Poster
The official poster of the PyeongChang International Peace Film Festival 2021 conveys the message of ¡°A New Hope,¡± which is also the slogan of this year's festival. The tiger, the symbol of the festival, walks briskly against the backdrop of a brightly lit tunnel, represents the will to come out of these seemingly endless dark times to a new path of hope. The sudden onset of the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be sending a powerful message to humanity that has long neglected the need for a harmonious coexistence with nature to pause and look back. In these extremely difficult times where our peaceful daily lives are threatened, we are holding hands with one another again to weather these challenges together. The two intersecting tunnels in the shape of a heart remind us that a sincere ¡°heart¡± for one another is the strength to overcome these dark and trying times. The poster was created by PARK Sangseok, Art director at Design Nori.
Official Trailer
Official trailer expresses ¡°communication¡± in the pandemic era in the form of animation. Our life today seems to be at a standstill, but the desire to connect with each other through the ¡°window¡± is more intense than ever. We meet friends and family virtually, understanding their lives only through the screen. This sudden change confuses us, but our desire for connection keeps us going. The 2021 official trailer was produced by director KIM Seunghee, who won the Grand Jury prize in Korean Short Film Competition at PIPFF 2020 with Tiger and Ox. The upbeat and powerful trailer music is by KIRARA. The electronic artist has released five EPs and three regular albums, and holds over 40 performances a year.