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In winter, Bum, the tiger in Korea, Heads south for warmth.

The protagonist's favorite pastime? Singing in the shower! And the Shampoo Fairy? They live for those duets. But pesky obstacles keep interrupting shower time. Can the determined Shampoo Fairy overcome the chaos and get the protagonist squeaky clean?

There are moments when time feels as though it’s standing still, as if we’re trapped in a place where nothing moves forward. For a young girl longing to escape such a moment, she one day discovers a power: the ability to pass through time by blinking her eyes. As time slips away in the blink of an eye, what might we be missing in those fleeting ‘in-betweens’?”

Humanity’s enduring desire for eternity in a world that relentlessly pursues technological progress at all costs.

Wandering Star along the Silver Screen sheds light on two figures created by the ambitions of Japanese imperialism: Yoshiko Yamaguchi, known as Li Xianglan, and Yoshiko Kawashima, a Qing Dynasty princess named Jin Bihui. Strangely, they shared the same name, Yoshiko. Their lives are brought to the silver screen and phantasmagoria, resembling "those two stars."

The bird and the shadow are born in God's hands. God asks the shadow to never let go of the bird's feet. The shadow feels guilty seeing how the bird longs to fly away.

This short film tells the story of a generated artificial intelligence against a human writer. The short represents an experimental attempt to use AI throughout the entire short film making process, from pre-production to post-production.

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?

There are children in front of the beach. Hye-sun sends a letter to Gwang-hwa, conveying her love and mentioning the foods she ate and her health condition. Gwang-hwa replies to the letter. The two people read letters sent at different times together. And they are heading to the same place.

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Jian sees something fall outside her window. When she steps outside, she finds a dead dog and takes a photo of it. A week later, her old close friend Lynn comes to visit. Lynn's roommate, Sue, disappeared after leaving behind a cryptic letter. Looking at the photo of the dead dog together, they reflect on those who have disappeared. ＊At the request of the director, subtitles are not provided partially.

A portrait of the forest drawn by ripping off the faces of the forest one by one and reconstructing them abstractly.

After an argument with her girlfriend Eun-young, Jenny begins to experience the strange symptom of flowers blooming on her face. She calls her ex-boyfriend, who once went through the same phenomenon, and invites him and Eun-young to her home.

Danbi, a star pupil in everything she does, loses her chance to play her chosen piano piece at a major competition. Determined to win it back, she sets out to master rock, paper, scissors.

A film of explosions and distortions. Nuclear energy, fireworks and the analog digital noise scatter on a cosmic scale. It’s the end of the year and the radio is on.

Medical examiner Gi-yeon receives the unidentified body of a woman from detective Seok-hyeon. Over time, Gi-yeon finds himself falling in love with the corpse. When he hears that the body is to be cremated, he attempts to flee with it, evading Seok-hyeon. But in the end, the body is incinerated at the crematorium, and Gi-yeon is driven to make an unexpected decision.

While driving at night, Jeong-yeon offers a ride to Yoon-kyung, who is walking alone with her injured leg. Initially refusing, Yoon-kyung is rescued by Jeong-yeon from a threatening drunk and eventually gets into Jeong-yeon's car. While remaining cautious, Yoon-kyung discovers by chance that Jeong-yeon is the mysterious author of novels that she loves.

War Dance reflects on the gendered structures that shape Asian women’s bodies, drawing from the Korean myth of Sun and Moon Dogs, known as ‘Bul-gae’. Embodying their resistance and transformation through AI-powered images, it challenges the systems that render these structures unquestionable.

Jehoon, a financially struggling director who has been waiting for an opportunity for long years, serendipitously secures a commission from the major conglomerate RF Corporation to shoot a promotional film using AI actors. Unfortunately, on the set, AI malfunctions repeatedly, causing disruptions in the shoot and plunging Jehoon into despair. At this critical moment, Minnam, a celebrity with an appearance identical to the AI actor, visits the set, sparking a hopeful idea in Jehoon's mind. From that point on, the shooting scene gradually takes an unexpected turn... Amidst the chaos of the secretive and scheming shooting location, can Jehoon successfully complete the shoot?

On Mt. Suri in Gunpo, there is a rock called “Yellow Rock”. The rock has a legend about a prince and a turtle.

The smudged and overlapping green hues sway back and forth, creating a visual rhythm.

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.

An experiment with controlling the intervals of movement and timing with abstract images of a square. Each square has its own rhythm and speed.

'Han-ju' has only one eye. 'Sara' has no mouth. In a dark reality, they shine as each other’s only light. But when Sara suddenly gains a mouth—making her face whole, unlike Han-ju’s—the fragile balance shatters.

As a child, director felt no shame in being a lesbian—she was open, unapologetic, and never thought to hide it. But as she grew older, something changed. She began introducing her girlfriend as a boyfriend, stumbling when asked why “he” wasn’t serving in the military. Longing to reclaim the pride she once carried so naturally, she embarks on a journey to confront the source of her silence—listening to the voices of her family and friends who have walked alongside her life.

The girl, trapped in a dream where she is chased by those who resent her, falls into the place where the nightmare dwells. There, she faces the old sense of guilt that has turned into the nightmare.

Entering puberty, Jun-hee is consumed by resentment: she hates the school's strict hair restrictions that force her to cut her hair, her cold-hearted mother, and her cheeky younger brother. Her boiling frustration finds its only outlet in tormenting her younger brother.

Here is a crazy man who goes to the movies. Today's destination is 'Seoul Art Cinema' located in Jeong-dong, Seoul. Before passing through Independence Gate, climb the mountain and look at Seoul Art Cinema in the distance. Will he be able to watch the movie safely?

Gong Yong-Hee enters Mesozoic Girls' High School - the most notorious school in the world. She seeks revenge on the girls who destroyed her childhood friend, Rosa. But after defeating the school’s gang, The Theropods, she uncovers a shocking secret about Rosa.

Having cherished nature and films, she is now part of the sea. Her friends, who carry her memory clearly, return to the ocean.

Longtime lovers Yujin and Youngmin find their daily lives disrupted by a sudden water outage. As the outage drags on, the emotional distance between them widens. Eventually, Yujin leaves, leaving behind only a single water container. Alone, Youngmin begins collecting water, hoping to see her again.

On April 4, 2025, thirty-eight minutes before noon, the Korean Constitutional Court removed President Yoon Suk Yeol from office. Black-and-white footage cut into vertical patterns and rotating targets captures the moment the verdict was announced and the vibrant atmosphere in the streets of the capital city of Seoul. The image, stretched in time into geometric structures, is accompanied by a noise track of collective emotion.

Five atoms, bound by love, long to reunite on Earth, yet upon arrival, they forget one another.

A broke artist, having lost both her creative spark and her job, faces impending eviction from her apartment. Desperate to find a roommate to split the rent, she receives an unlikely applicant who offers a small but pivotal helping hand.

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.

A child dozes off on the bus and gets off at a strange countryside stop. With no clear destination, he begins walking down a rural road - everything feels unfamiliar, a little frightening.

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.

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.

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.

I look at the view outside the window. A moment so familiar and ordinary. Perhaps it caught my eye for just a brief second. Light hits the window, revealing the boundary between inside and outside. This side remains still, holding its breath. The other side is ever-changing. For a fleeting moment, the camera catches my reflection in the glass.