Studio Dadashow is an animation studio that creates films intended for an adult audience. Founded in 2004 by YEON Sang-ho, better known as the director of <TRAIN TO BUSAN> (2016), the studio produced several award-winning short animations before making a name for itself with its first feature <The King of Pigs> (2011), which won the NETPAC Award at the Busan International Film Festival and became the first Korean animated film to be invited to the Cannes Film Fest...More

Studio Dadashow is an animation studio that creates films intended for an adult audience. Founded in 2004 by YEON Sang-ho, better known as the director of <TRAIN TO BUSAN> (2016), the studio produced several award-winning short animations before making a name for itself with its first feature <The King of Pigs> (2011), which won the NETPAC Award at the Busan International Film Festival and became the first Korean animated film to be invited to the Cannes Film Festival. Their next feature, <The Fake> (2013) picked up Best Animated Feature Film at the Sitges Film Festival. The studio also made the headlines in Korea for its R-rated straight-to-VOD film <Shining Modern History> (2014), based on the web comic of the same name, which explores the messy love life of a 30-something man who is about to get married. Since 2016, Studio Dadashow has been working in close relationship with RedPeter Films, producing together <Seoul Station> (2016), which works as a prequel to <TRAIN TO BUSAN> (2016), as well as their first animation film for children, <Kai> (2016).Less