Yet Another 52 Weeks Short Film (2015)

Costa Rican filmmaker, producer, and editor Jorge Mario Zuleta, born on June 15, 1973, is best known for his experimental short films like Frondio (2019), Soft Calm (2015), and Cuando Ella Vuelva (2018).

The eldest of three siblings, Zuleta was raised in San José, Costa Rica. His parents, Floresmiro Zuleta and Maria Isabel Arrieta, are a lawyer and chemical engineer, respectively. Zuleta is a father of three, with children named Rosario, Rodrigo, and Jacobo.

Despite facing difficulties in his youth, Zuleta successfully completed his secondary education at Liceo de Curridabat in 1989. Zuleta's academic journey began after he completed high school, when he enrolled in the Dramatic Arts program at the University of Costa Rica. He went on to graduate from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia in 1999 with a degree in filmmaking, and also holds two design degrees.

His films have been screened at numerous official film festivals. Zuleta's creative interests extend beyond film, with a particular passion for music. He was formerly a member of the art-house music band Goats, which was published by Submarine Broadcasting Company.

As a teacher of art, film, and technology for over fifteen years, Zuleta has had the opportunity to work with students from diverse cultural and educational backgrounds to students of all ages.

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Theme Park Theater in the Netherlands Evacuated After Fire Breaks Out During Show

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A theater in a theme park in Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands, was evacuated on Tuesday, May 30, after a fire broke out during a performance, local news reported. Raveleijn, the theater within the fairytale-themed Efteling park, hosts performances that involve a four-headed monster that spews fire, images on the park website show. One of the houses on the set caught on fire during the performance, but it was unclear if it was caused by show pyrotechnics, according to local news. The theater and nearby offices were evacuated and the fire was successfully extinguished, a park spokesperson told local media. This footage by Leander Taelman shows fire and smoke coming from one of the set pieces. Credit: Leander Taelman via Storyful

Fireworks Mark New Year in South Korean Capital

South Koreans cheered as a fireworks display from the 123-story Lotte World Tower in Seoul marked the beginning of the new year at midnight on Sunday, January 1. The New Year’s Eve festivities in Seoul also included an annual bell-tolling ceremony that was put on hiatus for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Around 100,000 were expected to attend the ceremony at 11:30 pm at the Bosingak Pavilion in central Seoul, according to local media. Credit: @song_e__1000 via Storyful

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