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The girl longs to ride rollerblades just like the other kids. She is shaken to discover a pair at the scrap yard where the scary old man resides.

In search of an ecological life, Nata leaves Jeju for Jangsu and begins building a house with natural materials. After a ritual blessing the new life, plans slowly unravel. Later, with a partner, Nata tries communal living in Haenam, but it too proves unfit. Rather than regret these unfinished attempts, Nata finds a quiet sense of completion in their beginnings.

A drunken man and a woman battered by her husband, and her husband gather and make a fuss in the police substation. A young policeman who just broke up with his girlfriend cannot afford to listen to the drunken man. A middle-aged policeman is confused while inquiring the battered wife and her husband who can't understand why his wife left him. The police substation is lit up like a lighthouse at the corner of the city people are confined in, and the wave of the people's episodes flows like a river.

Nine-year-old Woong-bi, a child actress, has one problem. She can't cry when she acts. She tries to ask other child actors for advice, think sad thoughts and cry, but she doesn't cry easily. Although she is frustrated because of her tearful acting in the audition script, she also auditions with her own acting for a momentarily. Park Woong-bi's Powerful Tears Challenge

Released as a promotional film series along the group’s album of the same name, the film features CIX members exploring dark themes, including bullying, violence, societal abandonment, and death.

Yeonhwa lives as an ordinary person. One day, she hears her aunt's death and goes to her funeral with her father. Her father criticizes her aunt's life and Yeonhwa finds a video from the aunt's keepsake.

Alla devoted most of her life to her ex-husbands, son and daughter. She works as a tutor while continuing to support her adult children and husbands. Relatives come to her for lunch every day, not at all interested in Alla herself. In one of these family dinners, choking on potatoes, Alla almost dies, but "relatives" do not even notice this.

In a posh city back alley, a homeless man who was rummaging through trash cans worrying about a place to sleep accidentally picks up a key and enters the M Hotel. While enjoying the good fortune that came his way, he experiences unexpected events at the M Hotel.

Lovers Na Young Ha and Cha Do Hee. The two broke up for practical reasons and lived different lives for more than a decade, and one day they were contacted by Cha Do-hee and met at a beach with memories of each other. However, the two break up without saying a word at the sunset beach, realizing that they have lived too different lives, even though they met while reminiscing over the years.

A woman waits in a café. An amateur baseball player enters, goes to meet her, and asks her to forget him. But how can you forget the superhero who saved you from the rubble of a collapsed building? After dazzling moviegoers with many memorable performances, actor Cho Jin-woong (THE DEVIL'S DEAL, A HARD DAY, ME AND ME) gets behind the camera and delivers a spectacular film with subtle touches of humour.

Monk Jeonil, a nun of a small temple, witnesses a UFO while practicing meditation in a mountain hermitage.

Jeong-ah and Sol are the members of the broadcasting department at highschool. But there are rumors that there are lesbians at school. Jeong-ah who is a lesbian gets scared because of the sight of the uneasy society.

Joo-young tries to call a friend on her birthday after a long time, only to find out that her number is not in use anymore. She spends all day to find her and learns some things she never knew about her lost friend up until now. Soon, the forgotten memory of that day comes back to her.

Yeong and Hyeob are young underground musicians and very much in love until the day wehn Yeong witnesses Hyeob kissing a wealthy fan. She leaves him effectively breaking up their singing duo. She begins helping her friend Woo-jin in establishing a youth center but Woo-jin's estranged wife and a bitter Hyeob unite to make the pair miserable.

Biographical film about guerrilla resistance leader An Jung-geun, who assassinated former Japanese resident general Ito Hirobumi (signer of the "Treaty of the Protectorate of Japan over Korea", 1905) in Harbin on October 29, 1909.

An educational film about how a backward impoverished village was able to prosper thanks to the initiative of the village youth who began to grow tobacco.

Even today, actors struggle for acting by themselves. Can they fulfil their long-awaited acting dreams?

On the edge of 19, Sang-hyun has a confession to make. He wants to come out to the world.

Yong-gwang, a boy who lost his sight, made a tactile map for his sister, who is staying at the hospital. He wants to go for a walk with his sister, so he takes her hand, and make her close her eyes. Now, his sister will take a walk on the tactile map through Yong-gwang’s way of looking at the world.

Sang-woo, who was unable to adapt to the strong men in the slaughterhouse, takes a thin cow that resembled him, and decides to escape the slaughterhouse.

19-year-olds Nomou, Zinger Air, Hosu, and Seek have personal stories about their aerophobia which doesn’t allow them to get on flights. In their efforts to overcome their fear, they meet Super Taller, their aerophobia therapist also with the ability to teleport. He offers one person who finds the most beautiful emerald a teleport to anywhere of their choice. With a time limit of only a month, who will win the race towards a teleport and what kind of growth will they go through on the journey?

One day, a peaceful small town is visited by anold woman with widow’s weed and blackumbrella. Then, all of sudden, the rain starts tofall on the fine day. Next day morning, thewoman comes back and this time, with thunderand rainstorm. Later, the town people find outfrom a police man that the woman is wantedand dangerous, but it’s was too late to save thevillage from the disaster.

Ye-eun, who went to the funeral of a loved one, reunites with her in a place of memories.

Unable to adapt to his stepfamily, Seung-won leaves home on turning 20, to live in a small theater company in pursue of his dream of becoming an actor. Years later, while continuing his life at the theater company, he hears the news of his father's death, who he had not met for seven years. He impulsively leaves the theater company and returns to the house where his biological family used to live. One day, his stepsister Ga-hyeon visits Seung-won to ask him to return to his stepmother's house, so that she could leave home to prepare for the civil servant exam. Seung-won feels anxious about his family and dream again.

A group of youngsters gathers in Noryangjin, tucking their lives behind. They are here with a same goal to pass the exam, but it can't be done by everyone. They live a repetition of the same routine every day.

Ernst Mo works for courier service Delivery Dancer. Every day, she transports an endless stream of parcels, following algorithmically generated routes through a labyrinthine Seoul. After she runs into an alternative version of herself, her reality slowly starts to crack – with all the attendant consequences. In her own unique style, artist Ayoung Kim creates a fascinating and pretty disturbing world.

To make money, the “Hyun jae” heading to an apartment construction site surrounded by forests will not be able to get on the hoist (construction site lift) due to fear of heights and work up and down the stairs. While working, you receive news that you have passed the company's document screening. You have to call until a fixed time to verify your identity, but you will not be able to call due to busy construction work, and eventually you will be able to call only when you get on the b.us after work. However, no matter how hard I searched, I couldn't see my cell phone, and now I get off the last bus to the city center and run toward the construction site. I don't have much time left. Eventually, he puts himself on the hoist…

Parts 5-8 of Nation and Destiny are a thinly fictionalized portrayal of the life of Isang Yun, a Korean-born composer who made his later career in Germany. Because of a visit in North Korea in 1963, he had been kidnapped from West-Berlin by the South Korean secret service in 1967 and released in 1969, returning to West Berlin. He made several more trips to the North during his life, and was a major advocate of peace and reconciliation between the two Koreas.

Eunsoo, who lost her mother, starts searching for her solely based on her memories.

After failing an exam and taking a long, aimless "break," 32-year-old Ji-soo accidentally ends up in a strange town with a lot of stupid people and takes an unplanned working vacation.

In her mid-thirties, Haerim, a Korean woman recently divorced, arrives in Paris with Suyoung, the six-year-old daughter she has taken from her ex-husband after a custody conflict. With limited money and no legal protection, Haerim impulsively decides to retrace a journey she once made in her youth — from Paris to the coastal town of Étretat — believing that movement itself might offer refuge.

Every girl Jae Hyeon liked has always liked Sun U. Feeling inferior, Jae Hyeon explodes in front of Sun U, to which he suggests if 'he wants a taste'. So starts a love battle between the two men, where the loser is the one to confess first. Jae Hyeon is slowly attracted to Sun U's deep flirting, will he be able to win the love battle?

Three friends (Yeon-soo, Hyun-kyung, and Jung-min) meet at a cafe. Yeon-su confides to the two about her love affair with Seung-wook. Seung-wook, who had been dating for several months, suddenly announced that they had broken up, and although he was suffering from Seung-wook's change of mind that he couldn't understand, he decided to accept it. Jung-min is very confused. Because she knows that Jung-min is dating Seung-wook, and that the relationship between the two has grown apart. A few days later, Yeon-soo and Hyeon-gyeong witness Jeong-min and Seung-wook walking arm in arm on the street.

Ha Ru, a young professional at the start of her career, goes on a business trip with her supervisor, Han Byeol, whom she secretly has a crush on. For the first time in her life, Ha Ru finds herself attracted to another woman. She enlists the help of her lesbian friend, Ju Hyeon, to determine whether Han Byeol is butch or not.

A chemical scientist mocks his wife. She is unable to resist the violence and tries to commit suicide.

It is the film in which evocativeness is dancing, evocativeness probably occuring to anyone all of a sudden.

Late at night, Woo-hyuk working on writing poems is visited by his ex-girlfriend, Nari. He tries to mellow her out only to find that they exchange misunderstandable words with each other. Recalling their travel to the island "JeBu", they finally find something in common to share. Now Nari asks him to travel to somewhere with her.

Based on a Korean traditional tale of an angry and greedy older brother and a kind younger brother.

A struggling father, Yun, tries to spend time with his daughter on her birthday but nothing goes according to plan.

Yeon-woo openly talks about her wounds and it is the sense of deprivation that makes Se-jeong feel responsibility for her friend. Their difference makes them complete each other. With a small number of conversations the movie aims to describe the feelings between two women who have a special understanding for each other.

Quiet and emotionally reserved, Jonghan seeks out his late father's old friend, a photography professor, and begins learning how to take pictures. Meanwhile, Siyeon, a former artist who abandoned her creative life, stumbles upon a gallery and confronts an idealized version of her past self. Wandering through ruins and a desolate city with his camera, Jonghan meets Minsu, a mysterious young man, and is forced to face his own pain.

Sea pineapples degenerate their brains once they find a place to settle. Yeon-gyo walks through the canyons of the American Southwest under the blazing sun, relying only on the shadowy outline of the person in front of her. As that figure becomes clearer, she is suddenly transported to a hospital corridor in Seoul where she was tiptoeing for her mom’s life and death and the backstage of a theater in Seoul where her ex-lover Ji-yeon once performed. Torn between forgetting and remembering, Yeon-gyo encounters a familiar nurse from the hospital working at a remote canyon motel. Like the relentless sun in the canyon, Yeon-gyo wishes the moments in Seoul would stretch into an endless summer, free from the constant waiting. In search of the meaning behind Ji-yeon’s words about finding dinosaur footprints, Yeon-gyo walks through the canyon of loss and discovery, struggling with grief.

Su-yeon has been harassed and bullied by the class president, Hyun-ji for a long time. When she consults this matter with the school’s reverend, she is advised to collect evidence of her harassment and bullying. Religion is the only thing Su-yeon can count on, but the school reverend cannot protect her. This film makes us ponder about the bullying problem in schools, the role of religion, and the teacher and reverend’s duplicity.

Su-hyun, a courier who stopped acting, had a contact accident with Ji-young, an acting student, while delivering at a university. Ji-young, who had rejected Su-hyun's offer to take her to the hospital, asks for another request. In that way, the two go to Ji-young's audition in Su-hyun's truck.

Two young teenagers who are bullied in school and at home, create a master illegal plan.

Woo-jin was adopted to Italy as a child and grew up with his older brother, Woo-sik, who was adopted from another family. In his 30s, he found his biological parents, but they refuse to meet Woo-jin. Just in time, Woo-sik offers Woo-jin a job on the Bologna tour, and traveler Hee-ran joins the tour later. Hee-ran lost her husband in an accident while she was newly married in Bologna and later found out that he had a former lover. On the last day of the trip, Woo-jin and Hee-ran travel together for the first time.

The film shows the hard life and labor disputes of urban workers, as well as the harsh reality of Koreans during the Japanese occupation.

Trapped between his constantly fighting parents and a violent school environment, middle schooler Gi De-on barely survives exam seasons by purchasing Adderall. One day, he notices Eun-oh lingering around him, the very girl who delivers his pills. De-on discovers that Eun-oh and three other kids live in an abandoned building, spending their days packaging and delivering narcotics. De-on gets to join their illicit operation. For the first time, he feels a profound sense of belonging and the intoxicating thrill of breaking taboos. However, their fragile sanctuary soon begins to fracture.

In "Rest Day," Woo-yeon, an ordinary student, receives a text message one morning that her class has been canceled. From that moment on, the most cherished parts of her life that she remembers clearly—from school to her best friend—begin to disappear one by one. An intriguing and mysterious short film that explores the value of memories and the fragility of reality.

A film about a man meeting and talking to three women.