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While their mother is away from home, the two young sisters are intrigued by the post-it that their mother put in front of the refrigerator.

Elementary school student Junyoung goes to the playground in the apartment complex with his younger sister Won. There they meet his classmates who lives in the same complex. They are not friendly toward Junyoung, and his excited sister is no help to embarrassed him. “Junyoung, do you live in this complex?” Without putting much thought, Junyoung quickly responds, “Yes.” His classmates dare him to go to the basement to prove that he lives in the complex. To avoid the bullying, Junyoung grabs his sister’s hand and heads to the basement. There, he witnesses something unbelievable. What is scarier than the basement scenery is the reality outside the basement.

The indecent war begins to subdue the proud sister-in-law. An unemployed man, who was depressed with the money his wife earned, hurts his pride because of the appearance of a rude and promiscuous sister-in- law ...

As a freshman, Eunsung falls in love with Yeonhee at first sight. By a strange twist of fate, the two go on to become roommates a few years after graduating and getting employed. While sharing a house together, the two get closer to each other, but Eunsung becomes a little afraid of this growing friendship.

Yunjeong, currently working on a scenario for a dramatic film, is heading to Gangwon-do Province for a part-time job dealing with supplemental filming for a documentary. Yunjeong arrives at Goseong, which was devastated by a massive forest fire in April 2019. There, Yunjeong interviews locals and faces a disastrous fire scene.

Seok-hee and Hae-yoon are the university students. Seok-hee has loved Hae-yun from the first time they met. When Hae-yoon wants to take a rest before the end of the lecture, Seok-hee suggests to go to the sea together with a photo exhibition. Seok-hee goes to the sea with a letter that she hasn't sent before. Can her letter be delivered to her?

Two people who really wanted to see Michael Snow’s new video [Cityscape] travel to Toronto Island where the video was filmed. They each make a video about what they wanted to see, what it might be like, what they couldn’t see and put these two videos side by side. A friend plays the drums.

There is a family. Grandmother settled down in Sadang-dong and looked after her son and three grandchildren. After the Sadang-dong house was demolished, the family was lucky enough to find a rental apartment in Sanggye-dong. A Nice Place (2009), the previous work by the director, was a documentary about the life of this family for 10 years. 'Daldongne 33 Up is a record of what happens in the next 10 years.

During the Joseon Dynasty, hair that was black and rich, like mud, was a prerequisite for a beauty, while the hair of a woman who was short and stiff was described as negative and ugly. In 1920, the new woman was called Modan (毛斷). Short hair had a strong meaning for women to challenge the established system. Now in 2019, women also cut their hair. It is a movement that rejects the social definition of “feminine”, escaping “Corset” movement.

High school girl Ryeo Won is not happy about having Baek Young who has short hair, wears uniform pants, and acts all tough as her seatmate. She is unsure if Baek Young is a lesbian or a transgender, but she doesn’t understand why “she acts like a boy.” Whether Baek Young knows how Ryeo Won feels or not, she starts opening up to her.

Ji-hyeok sees a picture of Joo-yeong, Seong-ho's wife, and falls in love at first sight. To meet Joo-young, Ji-hyeok invites Seong-ho to her house. 'Ji-hyeok and Jeong-hwa couple' uses the power of their boss to rape 'Seong-ho and Joo-young'. Seong-ho and Joo-young put up with rape in order to get promoted. Meanwhile, Ji-hyeok finds out that his wife Jeong-hwa is having an affair with “subordinate Seong-ho,” and presses Seong-ho to see if his pride has been damaged. Joo-young voluntarily visits Ji-hyeok for the first time for her husband Seong-ho's promotion.

Gangseo, while having sex with his girlfriend these days, often thinks about her older sister. He always blames himself for being a pervert, but he just can't help it. One day he saw a sexy performance, and his body reacted instinctively. One day, Kang-seo listened to the sound of his older brother, Chan-jun, and his quarrel after sex. From Chan-jun's own words, he finds out that the performer is a room salon waitress...

Dabin, a 27-year-old woman studying films, began calling herself a feminist three years ago. She goes out without makeup, checks hidden cameras when using public restrooms, thinks of domestic violence at the cries of a woman next door, participates in street rallies, and gets hurt by her family’s reaction to the feminist movement. When a Hen Crows is a private essay film exploring the gender identity of a woman in her twenties in Korea using the narration of the director’s diary, referring to herself as a third-person ‘woman.’ Scenes of a family moving show a sense of the home video. Rather than making a clear voice toward the world, the self-reflection and sincere gaze look into the subtle movements of internal emotions.

Byeong-man, a farmer whose father was enslaved during Japan's occupation of Korea, protests the Japanese government's claim over the disputed island territory of Dokdo. Kyeong Sook, a woman who lived on Dokdo with her father, struggles to keep his legacy alive after the Korean government mysteriously erased their history. Set in the unresolved trauma of the Japanese occupation of Korea, Land of My Father (아버지의 땅) is a story about two lives that are intertwined with a remote disputed island.

Even though Father Lee Tae-Seok passed away at age 48 after dedicating everything to People in Tonj, South Sudan, his seeds of love blossomed into beautiful flowers. As the sequel of 'Don't Cry for Me Sudan,' the documentary remembers Father Lee's life by following his students who have become doctors, pharmacists, government workers, medical students, etc., ready to live a life of service and dedication.

A space where time has stopped, a man staring blankly at the sky beyond a small hole punctured like torture of hope. There's only one thing he can hope for here.

Haeji suddenly appears in front of Juhee, who has been living alone for seven days, hiding in a car from her father turns into a zombie.

Truth or Dare: Ji-yeong and Jin used to be close friends. Jin, who is unusually drunk, offers Ji-yeong to play Truth or Dare in the midst of a complicated emotional turmoil, and their close game of truth begins.

Fourteen-year-old Han-oh is a boy from what is commonly called a “mixed-race family.” He is often the target of violence from his classmates, but he is more concerned with who he is and what he wants to be. One day, at the end of an unexpectedly long trip, he is forced to confront these questions again and finally answer them.

Coffee machine salesman Gyu-hyun lives with his friend Min-seok in a cramped one-room apartment. When nothing seems to work out, Kyu-hyun starts a food truck business with Min-seok, who has lost his deposit. That's where he meets Hari, a busker. Can they find their own better place?

After discovering an old camera and an 8mm recording tape from the closet, I felt destined to look out for the people in it.

Four people appeared in different films with their memory of the May 18 Gwangju Democratic Uprising. They now take photos in the same place they used to be four decades ago, with similar facial expressions. Forty years later, how would they feel about the memory of the day and the films that tell their memories?

The landscape of a town somewhere emerges on the screen—the riverside, a street, a clothing store, a barbershop, an amusement park, an ally, a graveyard, a cafe—as a woman with a camera appears in the frame, filming.

When I close my eyes, certain images linger. The house I used to live in is in the background. I follow the shapeless images and visit the places from the past. I imagine my father's house, although I haven't spoken to him for so long I don't even know where he lives now. Imagining his house is like surmising his life. There are times when passing-by images linger on. With my memory of "now", I'd like to bid farewell to a segment of my past. If a film is where you build up memories, I want to shine a light on the memories of countless failures.

In Korean society, divorce and families without fathers are a sign of failure. A daughter and her single mother talk about this type of societal pressure and their desire to rise above it all.

Heeji, who studies architecture, loves her best friend Eunseo. Eunseo asks Heeji to live with her. Eunseo wants to live in a house designed by Heeji in the future. Heeji wants to know if Eunseo’s mind is the same as hers. A landscape of relationships drawn by two minds crossing and mixed.

Jinwoo and Yura, the older sister next door, have lived in the same neighborhood since childhood. One day, Yura tells Jin-woo that there is no one at her house in the evening and asks her to buy her alcohol and come to play. That evening, while having a drink together, Yura, who got drunk, attacks Jinwoo. The next day, Jin-woo's friend, Kyung-min, has nowhere to go with her girlfriend, so she talks to Jin-woo and goes to Yura's house to play, and the four men and women gather together to drink. Drunk Kyung-min enters Yura's room, and Jin-woo sees it and enters the room with Mi-jeong, her friend's girlfriend...

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.

Unlike others, Sa-ri has the ability to chew anything. While trying to find a job, She watched YouTube star Yoon Byul's "Eating Sound Content," and Sa-ri made his debut as a YouTuber by utilizing her ability to chew on things.

Sun-hee, Jung-soo, and Jin-myung, all in their 40s–50s, work as assistant teachers at a kindergarten. While cheerfully rehearsing a puppet show titled The Lion and the Wild Boar for the kids, their harmony is shattered when the director announces that one of them will be let go next year by lottery. Tensions rise as the trio begins subtly competing to keep their jobs. Sun-hee and Jin-myung decide to push out the oldest, Jung-soo, who overhears their plan and becomes disheartened. As the puppet show begins, personal feelings seep in, turning the performance into chaos. Unable to bear the collapse of their bonds, Sun-hee lashes out at the director, refusing to be fired. Just then, a young girl named Hye-ji innocently offers to leave instead, freezing the adults in stunned silence.

The story of three couples; lesbian, straight, and gay. They're all stuck in the rain and decide to kiss.

A series of 13 staged musical vignettes about 13 significant LGBTQ figures that influence humanity through their great achievements in the arts, politics, philosophy, and science. Moments in the lives of Harmodius and Aristogeiton, Dong Xian (董賢), King Hyegong, Leonardo da Vinci, Hans Christian Andersen, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Gertrude Stein, Virginia Woolf, Alan Turing, Frida Kahlo, Josephine Baker and Eleanor Roosevelt are staged along with a beautiful song cycle based on poems by queer poets such as Wilde, Mew, Whitman, Rimbaud and Lorca.