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A self-proclaimed fan shows up in front of a movie director who makes uncomfortable films. The fan offers to provide the director with inspiration, unraveling a story about a little girl and a stable.

Soohyun is a listless piri player, falters while accompanying a naerimgut ritual, bringing the ritual to an abrupt halt. On the verge of walking away, she faces her past self from the time when she pushed herself to train relentlessly despite all her suffering.

Jong-soo, the son of a Korean-Vietnamese family, is still learning to speak Korean. His classmate Ji-hee, who has always loved writing poetry, helps him with his diary, Korean homework, and dictation. When Ji-Hee moves to Seoul, Jong-Soo wants to give her a poem as a parting gift, but it's not easy. Unsure, he goes to a stationery store to buy Ji-hee's favorite kraft paper, where he meets her and accidentally learns poetry from her.

When he loses his sight during one of the battles of the Korean War, Geon-yeong(Choe Hyeon) is taken to a military hospital. There he meets a nursing officer named Hye-yeong(Hwang Yui-hui), but still misses Soon-hui in his hometown. When Geon-yeong's mother donates one of her eyes to him, he is no longer blind.

Juwon, who played baseball during his school days, unexpectedly reunites with Hyeyun, his first love from long ago. She asks for his help with a baseball course exam, wanting to learn how to throw a ball far. But when Hyeyun suddenly proposes a bet, Juwon's feelings become complicated...

After work, Ji-soo and colleagues invited each other to have a little "coffee". After calling to inform his wife that he was late today for the reason of entertaining a partner, the two guys invited each other to drink coffee. After drinking, it was time for the two guys to come to the main performance, ordering a rain girl for each guy. Of course, with a tight budget, the two did not dare to call any high-class sister, but only played popular goods. Ji-soo, while half awake and half drunk, ordered a red shirt girl with an extremely voluptuous body to serve her. But surprise yet? The person who came back was his mother-in-law.

So-Jin, who is training for the physical fitness test for police recruitment, is being stalked by a man, but she cannot find a strong means of confronting the situation. Meanwhile, Hyeon-Sook, who lives in the same apartment complex of So-jin, cannot get away from her violent husband. They work out in a schoolyard for their own respective reasons.

Sun-young and Na-hee, who fought and broke up during college, met two years later to make up.

Jimin discovers that her ex-girlfriend Doyoon has fallen into a cult. To save Doyoon, Jimin pretends to join the cult herself.

High school student Cho-eun sees the light at the hideout when she was with her friend On. Her stomach starts to swell with an unknown sound, and Cho-eun shows abnormal symptoms. The doctor tells Cho-eun that she is pregnant. Cho-eun sets out to find On, who has disappeared. Cho-eun is chased by a man who tells her that she must go to give birth to God's child at the hideout where On told her to wait. She escapes with Ji-soo's help, but soon Ji-soo takes out a knife and tells him that she must kill the monster in his stomach.

To earn enough money to live a good life, Ding Ruilin and her husband put in bitterly hard work to open and run a business. But, thanks to the CCP government's exploitation and abuse, they remain heavily in debt, and have no choice but to go abroad to work. The heavy burden of her work and the indifference of the people around her make her realize the pain and helplessness of living for money. In the midst of her pain and confusion, she meets high school classmate Lin Zhixin. In their talks, Ding Ruilin sees that Lin Zhixin has come to understand many things because of her faith in God. With God's presence, she feels spiritual peace and happiness and lives in a relaxed, easy state, which makes Ding Ruilin want to believe in God as well.

Xian, a Chinese student in Seoul, returns with his girlfriend Xuebi. After visa issues at immigration, he struggles alone to prove his stay. Tensions rise at home, and a friend, Seungwoo, offers him another option. Choosing responsibility, Xian enrolls Xuebi in a language school, and their relationship enters a new phase.

On the autumn days when the SAT is close, Jaejun, the No. 1 school of all time, often misses school. Hyuna couldn't always beat Jaejun because of his school grades. I can't get my dog ​​anyway. Hyuna makes a second pledge to follow.

In-young (18), who suffers from a congenital respiratory disease, is haunted by nightmares following her mother"s death. To cope with the pain, she steals other people"s belongings, eventually ending up in a juvenile detention center. After her release, In-young transfers to a school in the countryside and moves in with her aunt. There, she meets Eun-ha (18) and feels a subtle, magnetic attraction toward her.

After losing his wife 10 years ago, Dae-bok, who lives a single life in the twilight of his life, is seriously considering remarrying Mi-sook, But the happiness is short-lived. Without any warning, his daughter Dae-hee comes into Dae-bok's house, bringing her newborn grandson Geon-woo and son-in-law Chang-mu. Dae-hee's family has taken over Dae-bok's house with no intention of leaving. Dae-bok's house becomes a crucible of chaos as his youngest son, Dae-seong, who lost his house deposit through stock investments, also comes crawling in, and his friends who play a theatre with him are dragged home one by one. In this way, Dae-bok's sweet single life falls apart overnight. To make matters worse, Dae-bok's patience explodes when Mi-sook announces a breakup to him... Will Dae-bok be able to regain his sweet single life?

A poor aspiring filmmaker juggles between intermittent assistant director-work and distributing flyers on the street. He marries a Thai woman who moves in with him without a decent wedding. She struggles to adjust to life in Korea, learning Korean while searching for work. Unfortunately things are not so easy, and her husband’s dream of becoming a filmmaker just seems like a mirage. The man breaks his wife’s heart when he brings her recycled clothes from a female filmmaker friend or accepts a TV network friend’s request to shoot him for a program introducing the daily life of an assistant director who has no hope of breaking into the business. His wife is ashamed that their life is considered miserable and that their poor state will be broadcast on national TV, nevertheless the man takes no account of her feelings. She cannot take it anymore and declares she is returning to Thailand.

Captures the lives of city dwellers during their winter days in different places.

Pianist (Ung Na) is married to the beautiful (Jeong-suk Kim). His wife is a vain, self-indulgent woman who plays with other men.

Homebuilding in South Korea is proceeding at an unprecedented rate. In this atmospheric story, a young man spends his days constructing high rise apartments for a living, but begins to wonder about the wisdom of this efficient lifestyle. Is there something more, some place in the world where one can soar without having to climb a building?

The story of the miners who dealt with the cruel master of the quarry.

A narcotics detective is kidnapped by gang members in front of his girlfriend, Mary. In order to find him, Mary recovers the drugs seized by the police and approaches the organization.

Son goes up a mountain with carrying dad on his back to abandon him. Grandson is also with them. Grandson who doesn't know anything feels annoyed with keep asking how far he has to go. And, those three start to go up a mountain.

Shinwoo sells online an object that she stole from a dead person's place. Then she hears unexpected news of her friend Minsoo.

Nana must obtain the written consent of her dad and her “moms” so that she and her younger siblings can change their names—which were originally given to them without much thought.

“Isn’t the moment of liberation coming soon?” (From Anne Frank’s monologue) She spends most of her time sleeping in her room. One day, upon waking up from a dream about her dead aunt, she finds out about an audition being held for the play Anne Frank. She believes that this is the implication of her aunt message “Talitha Koum (Wake up, girl)” and makes it her mission to play the role of Anne Frank.

Hong with a visually impaired father prepares breakfast and places side dishes on his rice bowl. Hong wants to be the eyes of her dad. He also worries about Hong and frequently waits outside until she comes home. Hong knows that her dad will always protect her but she can’t stand her friends making fun of him.

Jong-min is raising a dead friend's child, leaving his own son to a nanny who lives far away. Jong-min even spent all his family money for his success, but his adopted son treats him like someone he doesn't want to know.

On a bright summer day, two brothers take a walk to Seoul.

People who write poetry, draw and create music in ordinary daily life come together through a "Hyunsoo & Sunhee" performance. They are peculiarly influenced by each other; poetry turns into songs and drawings.

One winter, a note circulates spreading rumors, stirring up the Korean Military Academy. Jiwoo, who despite his confident attitude hasn’t secured a recommendation letter, and Hoon, a graduate dreaming of assisted suicide in Switzerland, encounter someone else at the Academy during the quiet night.

Kyong-suk’s family has no a peaceful day: mother-in-law uncomfortable with aging, husband never contributing to the family economy, uncle who only cares about getting money out of the family, son who tried to commit suicide without adapting to military life, at last daughter of the middle school girl who rebelled against everything. There is none to help her at home. She stays in a hard routine, relying on her faith. Nonetheless, "Her Family Has No Problem" does not worry about the family that is in danger of collapsing. It does not insist on the recovery of the threatened family system. Though all of the family members are disrespectful and close to a burden that cannot be handled for Kyong-suk, there is an invisible force that keep the family from being broken up.

In a future South Korea where same-sex marriage has been legalized, married couple Ahyeon and Hyunjung are raising their teenage daughter Jiwoo. The mothers have different perspectives on Jiwoo's education, which causes a small rift in their relationship. Hyunjung encourages Ahyeon while discussing with Jiwoo, but is shocked when she witnesses her daughter masturbating in her room. The two mothers come together to solve the problem that has arisen for Jiwoo, and the sexually capable mothers then give her sex education in their own way. Jiwoo seeks to understand sex and learns how to love herself.

The story of a husband and construction worker whose dream is to have his picture taken with the leader of his country.

It depicts the survival of a family in the basement of a detached house in Pangyo, where a nuclear bomb exploded.

A young man convicted for his views ends up in prison for a long 40 years. When he returned from prison to his hometown, his ex-girlfriend became an old woman with gray hair.

An educational film, created with the support of the Governor General of Colonial Korea to encourage ginseng's cultivation.

What kind of dream are three people dreaming of in dreamy and beautiful Madagascar? A photographer who takes passport photos at a small local photo studio but dreams of going to Africa to take family photos. A thirdrate cabaret singer and a street vendor who support his dream. A road movie about three people traveling around Madagascar, Africa, to achieve their own dreams.

Office worker Ranhee is a cinephile who once dreamt of being an independent film director. Several years ago, she had to put an end to her gloriously drafted independent feature film and went off the grid. She heads to a bar to meet her friend Seonjun who used to make films together. There she bumps into Xingxing, the starring actress of her flop. Xingxing still features in independent films and builds her career. She is with director Ki, the producer of her upcoming film. Xingxing suggests that the three sit together. Director Ki is insensitive and crude as if those features represent a true artist. When he begins to talk about Ranhee’s film, she can’t help but become very sensitive.

Belonging to nowhere, Jung-cheol lives alone in a deep mountain like a non-existent being. One day, he hears a song that Ji-soo sings in a town square. Attracted by her voice, Jung-cheol follows behind her, and observes her everyday life, and learns how she has been.

A young girl gleans a few choice maneuvers from gym class that enable her to turn the tables on her abusive father.

A poor boarder inherits 30 million dollars from an American soldier whose life he saved during the Korean War. The stingy landlady instantly turns into a completely different person, women swarm around him, and charities ask him for donations. Gangsters come forward and try to kill him...

Love story. Too hard to believe, and too much to bear.

Since losing her goggles in swimming class as a child, Ji-young has been afraid of water. Even now as an adult, Ji-young, who cannot open her eyes underwater, is anxious about her final swimming test and future career. She finds out that Soo-kyung, a precocious high school student who she tutored, has goggles and tries to borrow them, but Soo-kyung is not home on the day she promised to lend them. Soo-kyung, who ran away from home, dreams of an emergency on the rooftop in the rain that night, and Ji-young is still wandering in the water in her dream, unable to open her eyes.

Young-taek suffers from an allergy to sunlight, and his boyfriend Eui-jun is tired of only dating in the dark. On his birthday, Eui-jun wishes to be able to enjoy a daytime date, which gives Young-taek the courage to plan a lunch date, but will things pan out?

Su-han takes his final bath as the bathhouse closes. In the emptying space, he comes across traces of the past, and long-faded memories resurface. The once-familiar place grows distant, and as what remains and what disappears intersect, the past flickers like a wavering haze.

father is gone, The girl was left alone. The boy can't do anything.

Yoon is preparing for a new life as he plans to leave Jeju Island. However, when his father doesn't return home, his daily life starts to unravel. As time passes, there is no trace of his father. Eventually, Yoon sets out to find him, and through meetings with his father's acquaintances, he gradually discovers sides of his father that he never knew.

A small meeting and parting of Do-yul in a normal day