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Busan Facilities Corporation video about Duri-bal wins 051 Film Festival award
A video made by staff at Busan Facilities Corporation won an excellence award at the 2026 051 Film Festival.
The video is about Duri-bal, a special transport service in Busan that helps people with mobility challenges travel.
It shows how journeys can bring people together and connect passengers with everyday life in society.
The 51-second film was made for this year’s festival theme, “Connection.”
Corporation staff planned, filmed and appeared in the video, and also provided its narration.
The award recognizes the film’s message about companionship and consideration in everyday travel.
A video made by Busan Facilities Corporation employees won an Excellence Award at the 10th 051 Film Festival.
The 51-second video, titled “So We Can Reach,” features Duri-bal, a special transport service.
It portrays Duri-bal as helping people meet and connecting the daily lives of people with mobility challenges to society.
The video expressed the festival’s theme of “connection” through everyday travel, companionship and consideration.
Two employees from the corporation’s Communications and Public Relations Team planned the video, with other employees involved in filming, acting and narration.
- Who
- Busan Facilities Corporation employees made the award-winning video.
- What
- Their video about Duri-bal won an Excellence Award at the 051 Film Festival.
- When
- The corporation announced the award on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- The 051 Film Festival; its location is not stated.
- Why
- The video expressed the theme of “connection” through travel, companionship and consideration.
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- Award
- Excellence Award
- Festival
- 10th 051 Film Festival, 2026
- Video title
- So We Can Reach
- Video length
- 51 seconds
- Service featured
- Duri-bal, a special transport service
- Planners
- Lee Young-seok and Kang Min-chang, corporation employees
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