Hylife Group Continues to Support the Creative Industry at the 31st Busan International Film Festival

BUSAN, South Korea – Hylife Group continues its support for the creative industry for the second consecutive year at the 31st Busan International Film Festival 2026 through the Hylife Vision Award. The award recognizes outstanding cinematic works that demonstrate exceptional creativity and vision, while supporting the potential of artists and creative talents and providing opportunities for distinctive works to reach international audiences.

This year, Hylife Vision Award was presented to two films recognized for their distinctive vision and storytelling: Selvi, a co-production between India and Saudi Arabia directed by Sailesh Rathnakumar, which delicately portrays a woman’s life and emotional journey; and Zogsool, a co-production between Mongolia and Germany directed by Sakhya Byamba, which explores the human desire for connection and relationships through the story of two people living together at a remote gas station on the grasslands.

The award ceremony was attended by Mr. Alloysius Heng, Board Advisor, and Mr. Dhanush R. Nair, Executive Director and Co-Group CEO of Hylife Group, who jointly presented the awards to this year’s selected filmmakers.
Mr. Dhanush R. Nair said, “Our continued support for the Busan International Film Festival for the second consecutive year reflects Hylife Group’s commitment to promoting creativity and supporting the growth of the creative industry. We believe that art and cinema are more than forms of entertainment; they are platforms for expressing diverse perspectives, stories, and cultures. They also provide opportunities for artists and creators to express their vision and unique identities, helping foster understanding and connect people across different regions.”

Hylife Group hopes that the Hylife Vision Award will serve as another means of supporting promising creators and bringing distinctive works to international recognition, while contributing to the continued growth and sustainable development of the creative industry. The Group also aims to create opportunities for artists and professionals across the arts and cultural sectors to develop their potential and bring their work to the international stage.