Continuation of Busan International Film Festival (BIFF)

# Sign up for a hotel sleeper The Busan Film Experience Museum is actually connected to Yongdusan Park, with a Trick eye 3D pavilion on the same site. The museum, which opened in July 2017, has seven floors and an area of ​​more than 11,000 square meters, but not every floor is open. Usually, the average visitor can only visit the permanent exhibition halls on the third and fourth floors. The museum has nine themed areas here, and if you add the Terrier 3D Art Museum, you can also play for half a day. There is an animation playback area here in the third floor exhibition hall. You might as well find a seat and sit down first. Through the 270-degree surround screen, you can enjoy the Korean film production process. Then History Street goes from old to new. There are actually a lot of interactive games inside, but not knowing Korean really feels less fun. But taking pictures is happy!