

One boy's story unfolds through 70 minutes of animation, depicting the challenges of growing up as a Korean child adopted by a Western family.
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One boy's story unfolds through 70 minutes of animation, depicting the challenges of growing up as a Korean child adopted by a Western family.
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Jung Henin, a Korean boy adopted by a Belgian family, navigates his childhood in a new country. He meets his adoptive parents, Christelle Cornil and Jean-Luc Couchard, and adjusts to life with his siblings. As he grows, Jung faces challenges related to his identity and the cultural differences between his past and present. The film combines Jung's animation with family footage to depict his experiences from childhood to adolescence. Released in France on June 6, 2012, it received multiple awards, including the Grand Prize at the Japan Media Arts Festival.
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Why Watch
- See Jung's story through unique animation.
- Meet Jung's adoptive parents in a heartfelt portrayal.
- Find out about its award-winning status in 2013.
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- The film was released on June 6, 2012, in France.
- It received a Magritte Award nomination for Best Editing.
- Approved for Adoption won the Grand Prize at the Japan Media Arts Festival in 2013.
- The film also won both the Grand Prix and Audience Award at Animafest Zagreb in 2013.
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What is the original French title of Approved for Adoption?
The original French title is Couleur de peau: miel, which translates to 'Colour of skin: honey'.
Who directed the animated film Approved for Adoption?
Approved for Adoption was directed by Laurent Boileau and Jung.
What awards did Approved for Adoption win in 2013?
In 2013, it won the 'Grand Prize' at the Japan Media Arts Festival and the 'Grand Prix' and 'Audience Award' at the World Festival of Animated Film Animafest Zagreb.
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