
Cuba, 1948. Chico is a pianist with big dreams, and Rita is a beautiful singer with a wonderful voice. Music and romantic desires pull them together, but their journey from Havana to Las Vegas brings heartbreak and pain. The unique animated music film vividly depicts the process of Cuban jazz musicians moving to the United States to introduce "Afro-Cuban jazz." With Bebop Valdes' piano pieces flowing through the entire film, the unforgettable Latin numbers like "Bésame Mucho" and "Lily" are an essential part of the film's charm and power.

A writer, director, and producer with over 30 years of experience in film, TV, documentaries, theater, and music. His 2000 film was screened at the 3rd Jecheon International Music & Film Festival.

A designer involved in various fields such as illustration, graphics, painting, animation, interior decoration, product design, and web design.

An animation director who joined Javier Mariscal's studio in 2000 to direct the TV cartoon series based on Mariscal's characters, continuing his work there.

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World Music Film Today, JIMFF¡¯s sole competition section, will present eight films from around the world this year. Five jury members will award two outstanding films with the Grand Prize and Special Jury Prize among eight of the most contemporary selections related to music regardless of genre.
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Yun Yeo-jong made her debut as an actress through a TBC open recruitment in 1966. By appearing Kim Ki-young¡¯s Woman of Fire in 1971, she became a promising actress. Since she appeared in Kim¡¯s The Insect Woman the next year, she had occasionally been in films including Hong Eui-bong¡¯s The Day and Night of a Korean-American in 1978 and Park Cheol-su¡¯s Woman Requiem in 1985. She came back to a TV drama in early 1990 and made a comeback to the screen in earnest with Im Sang-su¡¯s A Good Lawyer¡¯s Wife in 2003 and Kim Ki-young¡¯s Angel, Become an Evil Woman. Now she is a veteran actress enjoying her second golden age, appearing in films such as Im Sang-su¡¯s The President¡¯s Last Bang in 2005, Jang Yun-hyeon¡¯s Hwang Jin Yi in 2007, Lee Jae-yong¡¯s Actresses in 2009, Im Sang-su¡¯s The Housemaid and Hong Sang-su¡¯s Hahaha in 2010.

Born in 1969 in Tehran, Peyman Yazdanian started learning the piano at the age of 6 and at the age of 12, he started taking harmony and composition lessons. Taking part in the international piano competition, Concour Musical de France held in 2000, he won the first prize. As a composer, he has written more than fifty pieces for piano. Many of them have been performed in Iran, France, Germany and Italy. He has composed for a number of featured films including The Wind Will Carry Us by Abbas Kiarostami, The Strangers by Ramin Bahrani. He has also worked for few foreign featured films like Lost in Beijing, Buddha Mountain by Li Yu, Spring Fever by Lou Ye.

Born in 1969, Johannes Klein is the Senior International Programming Coordinator of the In-Edit Music Documentary Film Festival Network. ¡®In-Edit¡¯ is one of the most important Music Documentary Film Festivals in the world. The festival started 9 years ago in Barcelona, Spain and since then has expanded across the globe, now taking place in Chile, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Germany. He is based at the network's headquarters in Barcelona where he coordinates the international program and guests for the In-Edit festivals worldwide. Johannes was also instrumental in the creation of the In-Edit Music Documentary Market, Barcelona which will celebrate its 2nd edition this year.

Born in 1964, Lee Moo-young was majored in Business Administration, Finance from Kean College of New Jersey in NY. Lee Moo-young¡¯s credits include as a writer : Trio, Born to Kill, Anarchists, Joint Security Area, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and also wrote and directed Humanist, A Bizarre Love Triangle, Mary & I, Just Kidding. From 1996 to 2002, he wrote columns for various papers constantly. He has made appearances on broadcasting and hosted TV show including [Connect to the Movie World], [Night of TV Entertainment], [Serious Movie Show] and [Cinema World]. Currently, he is hosting radio music program called [Lee Moo-young's Pops English] at Educational Broadcasting System(EBS).

Born in 1965, Kim Young-jin is one of the most active film critic in South Korea. During the early years of his career, he wrote a number of articles for the movie weekly [Cine 21] and the year 2000, he had been working as chief writer for [Film2.0] regularly contributing weekly reviews as well as in-depth feature articles. He earned his Ph.D. at Chungang University and he currently teaches as professor in Division of Film and Musical at Myongji University. His major writings include [What Film Desires], [The Film Critic Blood-Selling Diary], [Lee Jang-ho and Bae Chang-ho: The Vanguard of 1980s Korean Cinema], [Park Chan-wook], [Lee Chang-dong], [Ryoo Seung-wan] and so on.

Jecheon Film Music Honorary Award Special¡¯ has been awarded to the musician who contributed most to the film music of each year since 2006
This year, the prestigious award goes to Kang Keun-shik. He began his career as a guitarist for the band Eastern Light in the 1970s. In 1975, he embarked on a career in film music beginning with Lee Jang-ho¡¯s < Home of the Stars > and went on to work on 11 other films until 1986 including Ha Gil-jong¡¯s < The March of Fools >, Kim Su-yong¡¯s < The Maiden Who Went to the City >. Aside from these works, he also collaborated on various sessions with the late music director Jeong Min-seob on many films, forging a new path in Korean film music. He was also renowned for creating music for commercials in the 1980s and currently holds a professorship at Dongduk Women¡¯s University.