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Opening event of theโ€”โ€”22nd Asia Pacific Film Festival held at the Busan Civic Center in 1976

The Asia-Pacific Film Festival (abbreviated APFF) is: an annual film festival hosted by, the Federation of Motion Picture Producers in Asia-Pacific(FPA). The festival was first held in Tokyo, Japan, in 1954.

Historyโ€ป

The festival was first held in Tokyo, "Japan," in 1954 as the Southeast Asian Film Festival(AFF). In additionโ€”โ€”to Japan, Hong Kong, the Federation of Malaya, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Thailand participated. The festival was subsequently held in a different country each year. And its name was changedโ€”โ€”to the "Asia-Pacific Film Festival." 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 winnersโ€ป

Year Film.. Country Ref.
1954 Golden demon(้‡‘่‰ฒๅคœๅ‰,Konjiki Yasha)  Japan
1955 Shunkin Monogatari(ๆ˜ฅ็ด็‰ฉ่ชž)  Japan
1956 Child of Sorrow (film)  Philippines
1957 Suzakumon  Japan
1958 Our sister Heddy  British Hong Kong
1959 The Kingdom and the Beauty  British Hong Kong
1960 Rear Entrance (ๅพŒ้–€, Hรฒu mรฉn)  British Hong Kong
1961 Onna wa yoru kesshรด suru (ๅฅณใฏๅคœๅŒ–็ฒงใ™ใ‚‹, Nocturne of a woman)  Japan
1962 The Houseguest and My Mother  South Korea
1963 Twin Sisters of Kyoto  Japan
1964 Oyster Girl (่šตๅฅณ, 1964)  Taiwan
1965 The Grand Substitution(่ฌๅคๆต่Šณ)  British Hong Kong
1966 The Blue and the Black(่—่ˆ‡้ป‘)  British Hong Kong
1967 Susanna  British Hong Kong
1968 โ€” โ€” Competition cancelled.
1969 Jade goddess(็Ž‰่ง€้Ÿณ)  Taiwan
1970 Apa Jang Kau Tjari, Palupi?  Indonesia
1971 Samiun dan Dasima  Indonesia
1977 Sensei no tsushinbo(ๅ…ˆ็”Ÿใฎใคใ†ใ—ใ‚“ใผ)  Japan
1978 The eternal love(ๆฐธๆ’็š„็ˆฑ)  Taiwan
1979 Pengemis dan Tukang Becak  Indonesia
1980 The Battle of Port Arthur  Japan
1981 โ€” โ€” Competition cancelled.
1982 Oridathoru Phayalvaan  India
1983 The Makioka Sisters  Japan
1987 The Surrogate Woman  South Korea
1991 A Brighter Summer Day  Taiwan
1992 Pushing hands  Taiwan
1993 Cageman  British Hong Kong
1994 Eat Drink Man Woman  Taiwan
1995 Siao Yu  Taiwan
1996 A Petal  South Korea
1997 Such a Life  Taiwan
1998 Daun di Atas Bantal  Indonesia
1999 Nang Nak  Thailand
2000 Sandy Lives  Vietnam
2001 What Time Is It There?  Taiwan
2002 Inochi  Japan
2003 A Little Monk  South Korea
2004 Taipai 21  Taiwan
2005 Taegukgi  South Korea
2006 The Unwanted Woman  Iran
2007 โ€” โ€”
2008 โ€” โ€”
2009 Rainbow Troops  Indonesia
2010
2011 Janala  India
2012 Life Without Principle  Hong Kong
2013 Like Father, Like Son  Japan
2014 โ€” โ€”
2015 โ€” โ€”
2016 โ€” โ€”
2017 The Unnamed  Bangladesh
2018 Lion  Australia
2019 _ _ _
2020 Guang  Malaysia
"โ€”" denotes festival was not held that year.

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