Busan Asian Project Market Honors 'Goldfish' and 'Chronicle' Winners

WHO:

Deadline - Tribeny Rai, Indian filmmaker, director of "A Chronicle Of Minor Things"

Variety - Aditya Ahmad, Indonesian director of "Goldfish"

WHAT:

Deadline - "A Chronicle Of Minor Things" won the APM Busan Award and the Sorfond Award at the Asian Project Market.

Variety - "Goldfish" won three awards, while "A Chronicle of Minor Things" won two awards at the Busan Asian Project Market.

Variety - The awards were part of the Asian Contents & Film Market’s first combined ceremony.

WHERE:

Deadline - The awards were presented at the Asian Project Market in Busan.

Variety - The event took place in Busan, South Korea.

WHY:

Deadline - The jury praised "A Chronicle Of Minor Things" for its original story, narrative structure, and the director's ability to weave a social issue into the film.

HOW:

Deadline - The jury evaluated the projects based on originality and narrative structure.

(UPDATED October 14, 2026 05:59 UTC)

At the Asian Project Market in Busan, Indian filmmaker Tribeny Rai's "A Chronicle Of Minor Things" won the APM Busan Award and the Sorfond Award, while Indonesian director Aditya Ahmad's "Goldfish" took home three awards. The awards ceremony marked the first combined event of the Asian Contents & Film Market, where the jury praised "A Chronicle Of Minor Things" for its original story and narrative structure, highlighting the director's skill in addressing social issues. The jury evaluated the projects based on their originality and narrative structure, showcasing the talent emerging from the region.