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Ulsan's natural environment, once degraded by industrialization, is now being restored, resulting in the return of animals to the river, including some endangered species. As the wildlife population increases, so does the frequency of incidents involving them, highlighting the importance of reflecting on the meaning of human-animal coexistence. This is the story of the Ulsan Wildlife Rescue and Management Center, which strives to achieve this goal.
In MEAT(LOV)ER, director KyungSeo Park unleashes Baby, a young woman bound by repression and restriction, who is suddenly given permission to eat meat—and can’t stop.
A time of looking at the sea, accompanied by poetry imbued with death and eternity.
A police officer comes to the fortune-telling shop. The police officer asks a fortune teller to look at his and the criminal's fortunes.
One day, a watermelon starts growing inside the belly of the older sister. Seven-year-old Jiwon believes it's because her sister swallowed a watermelon seed.
Ji Yoo, an acting major, is filming a vlog in the middle of the night, steps out to retrieve some props from the locker when a friend, who hadn’t come along, suddenly passes by without noticing her. Seizing the opportunity to play a prank, she hides around the corner, waiting, only to receive a call from the friend who just disappeared.
A glass bottle discarded on a beach is left all alone after the single-use waste flows away. The glass bottle tries to get in with a seagull, a crab, and clams, but they all ignore her. Then, one day, the sky gets dreary, leading to a storm that reflects the glass bottle’s feelings.
"Out of disk space. Subscribe. Free up space. You don't have enough tokens. Low battery." The persistent, intrusive messages that we know from mobile devices are repeated in the animation's heroine - only here they refer to the virtual cloud in which her memories are stored.
This letter originated in Paris as a means of addressing the issue of ‘everyday racism’ and violence that cannot be replaced by the universal. Its purpose is also to offer a response to my friends who have shared their own experiences of discrimination and violence.
Yoon Han-bong, the last wanted man of the Gwangju May 18 Uprising, fled to the United States. Later, he formed an organization called “Young Korean United (YKU)” with people who gathered to honor the Gwangju May 18 Uprising throughout the country. They went out to the streets playing Pungmul to advocate for the democratization of their motherland. In solidarity with people worldwide, he also managed to organize “The Grand March for International Peace” in 1989 in North Korea.
Seung-Hyun, an aspiring TV producer, starts to follow the rather uncanny traces of his brother, Seung-Woo, who has become “alien” to everyone around him lately.
Yeonju buys a beam projector second-hand and soon discovers that it is defective. Instead of asking for a refund, she decides to conceal the flaw and resell the projector.
In the midst of political battles, people sang together, hoping for solidarity and a brighter future. The lyrics and syllables people used to chant always seemed to align with the song's ideals, but in reality, it's heading to a blurry past. The Maeng-Kong's cry, however, is not tied to a specific era that people yearned for. Their song simply echoes as their mating call rather than a political statement. The sound "Maeng-Kong-(Croak- Croak-)" howls; could we imagine a space of struggle and solidarity once more?
Three Worlds' Dialogue is an omnibus-style video project comprising three volumes : Between Trees, Bipedal Human's Stride, and Silent Transformation. The work explores the material foundation of technological media, humans, and nature discovered in the contemporary secular city.
Mijoo, who misses her dead grandfather, spends the day alone in the country house where her grandfather lived. While she is riding a bicycle, her grandfather appears in front of her, and Mijoo is confused about whether it is a dream or a reality.
Haneul's mom runs a children's after-school center. Middle school students from a nearby orphanage come to Haneul's house to study every evening. One day, Haneul loses his glasses at home. While looking for the glasses, he catches Yejun and Gunwoo smoking, which makes him suspicious of them.
Yoo-young begins to work with a medium format film camera that she got from her darkroom class professor.
Phil starts walking from the river. Her world goes from red to black to blue. Along the way, she tumbles, slides, and weaves through obstacles. Yet, no matter what challenges appear, she only pauses for a moment before bravely continuing her adventure.
Amidst mountains of scrap metal, two small robots, 12 and 08, undertake a crazy challenge: to build a tower towards the light to escape the darkness of the “Square Hole”.
Two ant brothers, who have always been at the bottom of their kingdom's hierarchy, discover a taste for blood and power. Driven by hunger and a thirst for destruction, nothing seems able to stop their chaotic rise to power.
Ant and spore accidentally bump into each other among countless beings and go on a journey.
Chanhee, Who can 't carry a tune, wants to have an Adam's apple on Sungjin's neck,who suddenly became a good singer.
In a world, where everything is connected to the internet, there’s someone who remains completely disconnected.
On his way home from work, Youngsik talks to his mother on the phone. The moment she asks how he is doing, time begins to flow backward.
A daughter of a woman, a mother of a young child, a woman separated from her husband, and also a school counselor, Doa stands firm in the face of violence arising from these various dynamics and statuses, becoming a grey rock that withstands it all. However, through expressive art therapy, Doa begins to transform from a crouching, defensive grey rock into a moving, swaying rock, ready to confront and overcome even her deepest traumas. Can Doa simply live well as a human being, without any added descriptors? Through expressive arts therapy, Do-ah confronts her deep-seated trauma, transforming her life from a static existence to a dynamic journey of healing and growth. "Gray Rock" explores the resilience of the human spirit in overcoming inner conflicts.
When the Korean War ended and my grandfather returned his home. The house was completely burned down and smoking. My grandfather started rebuilding his house with his family. And 70 years have passed..
When the contract period for a resident artist ends, they have to move their studio. Many artists have begun to move from one neighborhood. Moving has become a common routine for the artists of the 'Totatoga' residency working in Jungang-dong, old downtown Busan. A story about our rooms, doors, windows and the ways.
Yeonseok, the head of a household, suffers from insomnia. The cause of his insomnia is the monster under the couch. People around him laugh, dismissing it as a nightmare that only children would fear. Even Yeonseok is unsure whether the monster is real or just a figment of his imagination. Then one day, Yeonseok comes face to face with the monster under the couch.
During the 1960s, on one of the countless islands in southern Korea, Sujeong lives on a rocky island where, as the eldest daughter, she stays busy working under her mother's strict commands. One day, she discovers a mysterious bundle of blanket on a hill.
The shape of light that seeps through the trees and the texture of the sand that passes through them.
I've tried creating a stop-motion animation of a story that begins with a camera and a toe human being, both physically incompatible, sticking their heads into each other's holes.
When my grandfather returned home after exile, he found his house burnt-out and smoldering. He and his family began to rebuild their home, and 70 years have passed.
Korean Short Film
On a usual summer day, Hana and Doona head to a rock festival. Unable to afford tickets, they build a tower with odds and ends to catch a glimpse of the stage. Meanwhile, in the cosmos, a supernova explodes.
A stringed instrument workshop in Gyeongju. Dong-joon is a man who has dedicated his entire life to the violin. He has suffered from hearing loss since the age of one, and without a hearing aid he cannot even hear the sound of an airplane passing overhead. Making a sound-sensitive stringed instrument requires extraordinary effort, and Dong-joon's family is worried and concerned about his decision to pursue a career as a musical instrument maker. Meanwhile, Dong-joon prepares to enter an international violin-making competition in Mittenwald, Germany to prove his skills.
Sanha is interrogated by a detective who comes to the school as the last witness of the "mother and daughter murder case." In response, Sanha begins to talk about "Muni" and "The Day,"
The result of an experiment around filming, developping and making hand impressions with 16mm of the director's father.
What the director's grandfather went through during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sunha is photographed up her skirt by a boy on the bus. Her teacher asks her to forgive the perpetrator, just like her mother's attitude when Sunha was molested by her biological brother. Sunha tries to give the best voice she can.
After the invention of photography, the development of film devices, catalyzed by Muybridge's The Horse in Motion, led to the birth of film in 1888 with Le Prince's device in the Roundhay Garden Scene. This work explores illusions, continuity and spacetime in between, attempting an audiovisual experiment to connect images of death with the "First Scene."
What would it be if anything had bloomed from where everything collapsed? Amid the pouring out of irreducible beings, some endure time and space that are only shattered and torn apart.
A school girl gets in combat with a flying mosquito during her English listening test.
The message in virtual reality
The artist looks back at the passing of time and raises his camera to capture it. He looked back at the fragments of time that he had accumulated, and once again looked back at the time that had passed. The traces of time left on the film begin to move as light passes through them, some as memories, some as dreams. Even though not much time had passed, some of the things he wanted to recall became dreams, and some of the things that seemed like dreams remained clear in his mind. What did Goh recall and what did he dream of? It is not clear, but he embraces the past time and tries to finish the work of Dreams and Retropection of Go Taeyoung.