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6th Ulju Mountain Film Festival Competition Award Winner Announcement and Accomplishment
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ULSAN, South Korea, April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The 6th Ulju Mountain Film Festival closed its curtains after completing its 10-day schedule (2nd - 11th April).
Prior to the closing, award winners were announced in a total of seven award winners of the international competition and NETPAC Award on April 7.
Grand prize winner in the competition section of the 6th Ulju Mountain Film Festival, The Wall of Shadows by Eliza KUBARSKA
The honor of the grand prize went to The Wall of Shadows, directed by Eliza KUBARSKA, which was highlighted by its unrivaled narrative tension and outstanding filming techniques. The Best Alpinism & Climbing Film was awarded to Everest – The Hard Way by Pavol BARABÁŠ who won the grand prize at the 2017 2nd Ulju Mountain Film Festival. The Best Adventure & Exploration Film went to Into the Storm, which wa
Korea s only mountain film festival is under way in the southern city of Ulsan.
The Ulju Mountain Film Festival, in its sixth year, opened on April 2 and will run until April 11.
A total of 146 films from 43 countries are being screened offline, and 103 of them are also available for online viewing.
The documentary K2: The Impossible Descent directed by Slawomir Batyra and featuring Andrzej Bargiel opened the festival. It follows Bargiel s descent from the peak of the Himalayan mountain K2 on skis in July 2018. He is the first person ever to achieve the feat. He completed the seemingly impossible task without removing his skis, after having reached the summit without supplementary oxygen.