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Geon goes out searching for Ji-cheol, who left him when he was young.

One day, at the end of the semester, Youngshin recalls her memories with Junhee, her best friend, as her absence continues without notice. The daily life at school goes on like usual, but rumors on suicide and scandals, make Youngshin anxious.

A job seeker studying in a tiny room receives an annoying text message and gets ready to go out.

The plight of the "one-point-five generation" of over 20,000 Koreans who immigrated to Argentina is explored in the debut feature from director Bae Youn Suk. Soon after Bo-rum's father's illicit clothing factory is raided by the authorities, the displaced worker catches the eye of pretty, former co-worker Duk-Kyu. As the pair set out on their first date to the tourist hot spot of La Boca, the good time that they have together is nevertheless underscored by their relative unfamiliarity with the strange surrounding. From the young, rabble-rousing Koreans who resent the fast-track success of their more industrious fellow countrymen to the second generation that offers hope for the future, this is the story of people trying to find a new life as their identity as Koreans fade and a new breed emerges to forge ahead into an unknown but promising future.

Hwang Soon-bok is a father of four who isn’t gifted with great looks. He likes to make plans on family occasions which in most cases, end in disaster. His wife, Koh Young-sook is a nice-looking lady with bit of a temper. And, there are three daughters and a son who got their looks and personalities from both parents. The family is sitting around a table eating late-night delivery food, on the night of the parents’ wedding anniversary. The kids want to hear about how they got married and father and mother each tell their different versions of the story

Master Sergeant Collins disobeys his commander's order of retreat and is chased by the North Korean troops as he falls behind his troops. He hides inside a catholic church. Collins disguises himself as a father and turns away the North Korean soldiers when they attack. In order to save himself, the sister, and the children, Collins teaches the boys how to shoot and survive. Sister Anna is kidnapped while searching for food. The boy feels anger as North Korean soldiers kill his grandmother. North Korean soldiers shoot at the South Korean area. A boy takes a box of dynamite. While he is arguing with his friend, his younger brother, Hyuk, takes the dynamite and runs over the bridge. Soon, the North Korean bunker is in flames. At the church, the sister and the children make a desperate fight against the North Korean soldiers.

People Before the Sea.

Love can seem beautiful, enviable and mutual always. But sometimes it seems so cold, painful and delusional to some couples. This is exactly what this couple show us; they face fights, and relationship problems. They show us how loving can hurt.

Jin Ok receives a university affiliation letter after her service in the army. But she goes to the construction site of Hungbong Youth Power Station on Kumjin River instead. Why does she volunteer to work in a sector involving arduous jobs, giving up her long-cherished dream of studying in the university?

A truck driver wakes up in limbo between life and death after a bizarre accident, where everyone is granted one last wish before the absolute. The man, whose only wish is to return to this world, is accompanied by a young soul whose only desire is to have fun at an amusement park for a day, and he is told to consider another wish while he takes care of the child. The man then becomes the child's guardian.

To live, one must prove their poverty, but to survive, one must hide it. Ji-eun (16) continues her school life while hiding the fact that she's a basic welfare recipient. As she lives each day concealing herself, her last middle school field trip approaches.

When Jin-hyeok was 19 years old, he accidentally killed his friend Sung-jin. After his release, Jin-hyeok begins to as a courier. Jin-hyeok rescues a child who is lying in the passenger seat of a crashed car. Sung-woo, Sung-jin's brother, appears in front of Jin-hyeok after his good deeds wrere spread.

A man addicted to gambling loses his job and leaves his family. He lives at a 24-hour open sauna away from debt collectors, while borrowing money left and right to keep his habit going. When he finally gets the upper hand at a poker game, a police raid spoils his good fortune. He sees a driver sleeping in a truck with his wallet hanging out of his pocket. Struggling to keep his 'moral integrity', the man kills himself rather than commit the robbery.

One digs beneath the surface of the other to reach the deepest place of his heart during struggles. It lightens up the darkness. They fulfill one another within the sense of oneness.

Appa, Daughter, and the Kid live in the mountain. Appa wants to feed his daughter, but she wants to run away from the table.

If you ask for directions in Paris, passers-by will take a map out of your bag and give you directions. From there, I board the train back to Seoul. Trains pass through Europe and through Asia, and time speeds up by an hour a day. Seonjae gradually falls into the chaos of time. Finally, the train arrives in Seoul, and Seon-jae tries to find a house with the address, but it is impossible to find a house with only the address in the narrow and winding alleys of Seoul. Suddenly, Seon-jae realizes that his method of finding a house is not suitable for Seoul. Seon-jae stands on the road to find a house again.

Story of Janghwa and Hongryeon is a 1936 Korean silent film. The film is based on a popular Korean fairy tale "Janghwa Hongryeon jeon" which had been adapted into film versions in 1924, 1936, 1956, 1962 and 1972, 2003, and 2009.

A bullied student builds a relationship with another student, only for it to be tested.

In a small town, Moon-young learns that a giant sacred tree, filled with memories of her longtime friend Yeonju, whom she lost on her birthday a year ago, is about to be cut down.

Drown Your Dawn was a 2020 short film by director Jang Jeong-won. It was screened in South Korea at Sungkyunkwan University's Pride Screen, an event showcasing student films.

In a private karaoke booth, I encounter a being on the TV screen. I am envious of this being on the screen, then I get lost in my imagination. What is this being?

1990, Jeollanam-do. Twelve-year-old Iri trades a Coca-Cola mixed with bleach with a blue-eyed monk from Germany, believing it will let her die with her terminally ill twin, Chowon. Iri doesn't know it's a staged act by her shaman mother losing her divine power. But three months later, it is not Iri who dies, but Chowon. 2008, Berlin. studying abroad in Germany, Iri becomes an assistant writer and discovers an unfinished novel depicting a romance between the late Chowon and the blue-eyed monk. For the first time in 18 years, it is not Iri who asks the question—he does. "Why did you kill Chowon?"

A teenage girl is interrogated for a murder committed in a motel. This mysterious black-and-white thriller is an attempt to show solidarity with victims of sexual abuse.

My sister is pregnant. And so did I.” Na B, a high school student, has a Taemong (precognitive dream about the birth of a child). Na B thinks it was for her elder sister’s baby, but reconfirmed that it was her own by the obstetrics and gynecology. In order to get rid of the baby, Na B and her boyfriend ask around for methods, but for abortion, above all, parental consent is required, as well as abortion cost. Na B came to choose ‘Miffgin’, which is cheap and does not require parental consent. She heads to a place to do direct deal with a Miffgin seller.

A high school student is love with her handsome young teacher--but she has some competition from another girl in her class.

A boy receives a shocking text about his girlfriend. Inspired by Hwang Sun-won's 1952 novel "Rain Shower".

Sun-Wha lives in Karibong-Dong. Kuro-Gongdan, the mecca of industrialization and Karibong-Dong, the cultural spot of the factory workers in which Chosun tribe Town is located and foreign labors are hanging around now. Sun-wha is going to leave Garibong because of the company she works for is moving. During the packing, her precious wardrobe is broken. She feels distressed. Her pregnant friend, Hyang-Mi comes to see Sun-Hwa off and Sun-Hwa looks back at Karibong. She feels like that all her tearful stories during the 1970’s and the 1980’s in Karibong are disappearing.

At a family dinner, he gets a call from the landlord. He has to get more money and strange things begin to happen in the house.

Min-seok, who has just returned to Korea from Australia, gets to know his father left for Thailand with his stepmother. He is going to stay at his late grandmother’s house for a while. Su-ho, who is the son of Min-seok’s stepmother and has just been discharged from the navy, also needs a place to stay. In this way, they get together unintentionally and not as comfortably in a rustic rural place.

Hyeongwu goes on a trip to Thailand with his girlfriend Daeun. However, Daeun gets sick and Hyeongwu ends up falling in love with an attractive photographer named Saejin, whom he meets while travelling alone.

Young-Jae left home when he was eighteen and didn't have any contact with his family for years. One day, his sister calls him to come back and help her with his uncle's funeral. At the funeral, Young-jae meets his niece and gets to spend the time together.

Kim Nari began her first day of work in a kindergarten as a teacher. At the end of the shift, her colleague asks her if she can stay at school to fix some things.

The film touches on the tragic impact of the traditional marriage system on young people.

One day, Kwang-soo, who followed his late mother's footsteps, promises to travel with his friend Seung-hwan. However, he finds an application for Taejong's father's admission to an AIDS clinic, and his father orders him to visit his mother's grave together for the last time. Kwang-soo breaks his promise with Seung-hwan and follows his father. Kwang-soo, who was shouting in front of the oxygen, sees his mother's fantasy and feels that he was not a vocalist but an onlooker. Realizing that he was in love with a Buddhist monk, Kwang-soo leaves his sick father behind him and goes to Seung-hwan late into the night and tells him to go on a 'tomorrow' train trip.

On the day of the infamous boss's retirement, the secretary runs away and the position is taken over by a contract employee, Hana. The boss instructs Hana to take care of her daughter, Da-jung.

This is a story about a man who sends his mother to a nursing home. Right before going into the nursing home, he recommends her to go out. Each family member wishes grandmother to go out for different reasons of their own.