Home / Arts and Entertainment / Taiwanese Film 'To Be Ordinary' Premieres at Busan
Taiwanese Film 'To Be Ordinary' Premieres at Busan
1 Sep
Summary
- Mandarin Vision acquired worldwide sales for 'To Be Ordinary'.
- The film depicts a grieving family's struggle after tragedy.
- Director Lee Yun Chan has a history with Busan festival.
Lee Yun Chan's latest film, 'To Be Ordinary,' is set to make its world premiere in competition at the Busan International Film Festival. Mandarin Vision has acquired the worldwide sales rights, excluding Taiwan and China, for the drama.
The film stars Weber Yang and Chang Shih Ying and follows a family navigating fragile relationships in the wake of a tragic accident. This marks director Lee Yun Chan's third time competing at the prestigious festival.
Mandarin Vision will commence sales for 'To Be Ordinary' at the Asian Contents & Film Market in Busan from October 10-13. The company's slate also includes the psychological drama 'Anthill,' about a family facing financial hardship and a stigmatized property, slated for a 2027 release.
