The night sea and the moonlight shattering onto the sea depicted by Professor LEE Hwaja reveals its beautiful radiance while delivering the intimacy of the moon that could listen to one's story all night. This, in fact, symbolizes the Pusan International Film Festival, which is moving closer to the audience while emitting a graceful and oriental fragrance. The graceful moonlight, which evokes an image of a flowing skirt, bends over and stirring the waves with its pale, beautiful fingers. Yellow, blue, purple, gold ... the moonlit night is fascinating and beautiful, laughing, resembling a glamorous piece of clothing on which mysterious circular and angular shapes and colors appear and disappear, showcasing the utmost beauty of Korean painting. As seen in the posters of global film festivals such as Cannes, Berlin, and Venice, the image that represents the film festival is elevated through artistic means such that one wants to own the artwork. "Moonlit Night," which is this year's Pusan International Film Festival's poster, presents an artistic touch that is tantamount to such world-renowned film festival, embodying the drive to give the impression that the Pusan International Film Festival is a cultural festival representing Korea to filmmakers worldwide. The overall image of the 5th Pusan International Film Festival emanates the scent of the East. The purpose is for global filmmakers to come closer to Korean and Asian cultures as well as fully enjoy their beauty. Further, the poster intends to deliver a more finnessed image of the Pusan International Film Festival, which is getting more attention from the global film industry as it continues to be held. KIM Dong-ho, the Festival Director of the Pusan International Film Festival, directly requested Professor LEE Hwaja, who majored in Oriental Painting and is currently a Professor in the EWHA Executive Management Program at the Ewha Graduate School of Business, a professor of Korean Color at the Department of Sculptural Arts in the School of Visual Arts, Korean National University of Arts, and a professor of Korean Color at the Institute of Continuing Education in the Hongik University, to create a poster that sublimates the beautiful Korea in Asia and the Pusan International Film Festival in Korea into a new type of image.