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I accidentally dropped my camera while trying to take a picture of a man sleeping on the street in Okinawa. The exposed image reminds me of the island called Okinawa and my home.

A story between two women and a man, happening in the beach. A man and a woman meet each other unexpectedly and they talk about philosophical topics, but all of a sudden they got to discover the facts in their past they've forgotten.

A grandmother who has an amnesia forgot to buy a birthday cake that her granddaughter eagerly wanted. For a disappointed granddaughter, she prepares a special cake.

A Girl thinks of pancakes on a rainy day. She wonders why people ear pancakes when it rains. She decides to have potato pancakes, but finds out that she don't know how to cook it. So she settles for Kimchi pancakes. She feels satisfied with watching rain after she finishes cooking.

The female host and husband played by Xiangshan Meiying worked at her brother's company. My brother always had a bad thought about this younger brother. Because her husband made a mistake, the younger brother could only ask for help in front of his brother, and the evil brother came up with it. A variety of ways to make the woman blushing, let the woman step by step ...

A film depicting the story of a chemist named ‘Solgeo’, who has a special ability to enter his paintings.

When their friend Chirpy dies, Daeun, Seojin and Jaewon visit Chirpy's house, only to find out from his father that their dead friend has been cremated and that there will be no funeral. Determined to at least give Chirpy a proper funeral, the children decide to sneak his ashes out of the house. They then bid Chirpy farewell, making apologies and confessing their strange jealousy and secrets.

Oh-seong is a son of an illegal immigrant, and a member of a wrestling team in high school. He wishes to compete in the National Sports Festival but it is impossible for a stateless person.

Once a woman can't stop crying, she gets hired as a weeping woman in the funeral.

Maria turns around, the strange woman with a familiar scarf appeals to her attention. And the woman, coupled with a man looks coming in the direction to her.

Anything For You 2014 is a Korean Erotic film with an actress came from Japan, Kaho Kasumi, 카스미 카호. Film is a story at a small bar, took care by a group of young boys and girls

Sang-wu is from a small village near Mount Jiri. After finishing high school and college at Jeonju, now a man in his 30s, he works as a stage producer. The film depicts his life through three episodes: his youth, his final year in college, and his present-day situation. At each point he faces unexpected chances and experiences unfamiliar yet meaningful events that shape his development.

A father arranges for his son to meet with a prostitute on his birthday to teach him the facts of life. However, he did not expect them to fall in love.

Chun Jaeyoung and Chun Yusun visit the unusual drama company, which produces the customized play for each client. They ask the boss of troupe to make the play for their father, Chun Jongsik having a 70th birthday. The boss creates the customized play having interviews with their father and his acquaintances. In the play, Chun Jongsik experiences fiction and truth from the past so that he realizes what he has done and what he has been feeling sincerely, and eventually faces the trauma that has harassed himself.

A daring portrayal of real workplace dynamics at the Dam Center of Freedom for Women with Disabilities! On her first day at work, the non-disabled new activist Ha-neul is caught in a ping-pong of "body tactfulness" among women with different disabilities. Will she manage to fit in?

Janghwa Hongryeonjeon (literally The Story of Janghwa and Hongryeon) is 1956 South Korean horror 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, 1972, 2003, and 2009.

Gayoung and Seungju go to sort through their friend Jiwon's belongings. Among the items Jiwon left behind, they encounter secrets they've each kept hidden. The moments of that day, when they couldn't cross the crosswalk, come flooding back.

An 18-year-old North Korean defector, Lee Sun-hwa, crosses the Duman River, traversing the thin boundary between life and death, and arrives in South Korea. Upon completing her resettlement program at Hanawon, she is placed in a public housing unit in Nowon, Seoul. Yet, life in the South feels like an uncharted world. Choosing to enroll in a South Korean high school rather than extend her stay at Hanawon, she soon finds herself struggling—both academically and culturally. Her only wish is to reunite with her family.

Moon-sook, 45, begins each day buried under piles of laundry and endless housework. A decade ago, she dreamed of becoming a film director, but her art faded as her reality quietly took hold. She chose motherhood with conviction, fully expecting her intense attachment parenting to last only three months. It never seemed to end. One day, an old piano from her parents' house arrives and is placed squarely in the middle of her living room. Her daughter's unexpected gift stirs Moon-sook's long-forgotten dream, and the quiet afternoons slowly begin to fill with warm music.

Jisoo is afraid of her middle school friend, Sehyun, who knows her secret about being the culprit in the dormitory shower theft. Meanwhile, as her roommate Jaerim gets closer to the truth, Jisoo decides to confess everything and leave the dormitory.

Woosung, a former personal assistant for persons with disabilities, visits the home of Jung-hyun, a former client of Woosung himself, for the first time in a long time. On his way to catch the bus, he finds a dead bird. Wanting to bury it, he carefully wraps it up to find a suitable place to bury it.

Delivery man Hyun-soo has to go pick up his daughter by 5 o’clock after work. However, the elevator in the apartment, the last delivery destination, is broken. hyeon-soo has no place to leave the parcel, so he goes up the stairs with a heavy load.

Mrs. Cho’s three daughters, Su-yeon, Ji-yeon and So-yeon, carry out their own busy lives. Upon the diagnosis of the terminally ill condition of their mother, they visit her after a long time. The three daughters bicker and compete against each other like children to win the love of their mother, and decide to use each of their skills to prepare a meal for their mother.

Jun-seong, a high school student, retreats into his own private disco world to escape the noise of reality. One day, he encounters a girl named Mari, dancing in her own headphones. She says something to him, but with his noise-canceling turned all the way up, Jun-seong is left only with the sight of her silent lips. What exactly did she say?

Gi-hyuk and Taein drift through the day in a grocery delivery truck, repeating orders, reports, and instructions. Overhearing investors and stock manipulators, they glimpse the hidden workings of power yet change nothing. At the final destination, by the sea, Gi-hyuk walks on, silent and steady, like an ox.

Slip stitch, skip stitch, single stitch, and yarn over. Roommates in Switzerland for two years, Yoonsuk and Sunwoo spend Sunwoo's final winter knitting together. Leaving the last stitch unfinished, Yoonsuk at last begins her own "knock back."

Heejin tries to restore old footage of her mother. With her father, she sells her mother's books and transplants a tree. Amid their quiet, persistent labor, life goes on.

Twenty years after losing touch, two cousins, Giyoung and Hyunwoo, spend an ordinary day together. From meeting at a subway station to parting there, the landscapes and objects around them quietly reveal the time each of them has carried.

Ga-young learns of her mother’s death from Sun-ae, her mother’s longtime partner.

Seok-jun, who is grappling with his gender identity, meets Hye-rin, a transgender woman, who he met at cross-dresser bar before. Guided by her, he starts to explore who he is, but fear soon sets in—and he must face it to move forward.

For eight years, Yoon-jo has devoted herself to music and to her lover, yet neither has gone the way she hoped. Today, she decides to give up on both.

Ji-gu and Sa-rang are childhood friends who have always shared each other’s worlds. But on the verge of high school, Ji-gu chooses a different school and a rift opens between them. Afraid of losing Ji-gu, Sa-rang is confronted by the reappearance of the “alien” they liked as kids.

Ji-hae’s ex-girlfriend has gone missing. As one of her few acquaintances, Ji-hae is called in for questioning. The last time she saw her, she seemed to be spending an ordinary day working from home, but an unexpected confession led to an unforeseen turn of events.

Ji-yoon, who dreams of becoming a drummer, finds her only solace in chatting with her childhood friend, Tae-hee, from five years ago living in Jinhae. The day before her exam, Ji-yoon impulsively travels to Jinhae to finally meet Tae-hee. However, neither Tae-hee, nor Jinhae, nor even her past self are as she remembers. A strange emotion brushes against her, and Ji-yoon captures the moment in a poem.

The child becomes busy when school is over. He secretly follows his friend again today. The child talks about the feelings of his first love: soft or itchy, light or heavy.

A blind woman and a man with cancer meet in a hospital through shared interests. The man, who has lost all hope in life, gradually becomes drawn to the woman's optimism and decides to donate his corneas to her. At that moment, he discovers that there may still be a chance for him to survive. What choice will he make?

After a failed solo art exhibition, Ki-tae ventures to the countryside with his friends, only to be left stranded in a quiet village. There, he meets a lonesome elderly woman, Jong-ryeo, and the two find an unexpected connection.

A girl with a unique situation is having her birthday party all alone until the postman rings the bell.