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A son feels uncomfortable with a robot vacuum, Popo, his mother has got from her friend.

A woman takes the train home.

Two cars are smashed on a quiet road in the middle of nowhere. Sung-hoon lost his wife and daughter in the accident, but Tae-soo has no problem. Can two people in different positions understand each other and move forward?

"You belong to the country for the next two years." The film describes Woo-cheol's struggles with becoming part of a group while trying to maintain his individuality throughout his military service period. A humorous yet cynical portrait of military groupism.

Young-ja initially mocks the shy, introverted Ki-hoon who is infatuated with her. She in turn, is fascinated with Dong-hyeok, a worldly small time criminal. After promising to change his ways, Dong-hyeok betrays Young-ja and sells her into prostitution. Only Ki-hoon cares enough about her to attempt a rescue.

THE MAN roams through the mountains, rivers, and seas in search of THE ONE, whom he believes to be a messiah.

Bong-sik dies after committing a heinous crime. Yet, even before the god of the underworld, he remains unrepentant and earns a hundred years of the severest punishment. Now, a hundred years later, Bong-sik receives a new karma, according to the rules of the underworld.

Goh Su-mi wants to overcome the pain. He makes a queer movie about his own story, but people are still cynical. Nevertheless, he always wants to be dignified in front of the world and people.

Hye-young meets her dead father in her dream. In the midst of her tears, Hye-young is woken up by her cousin Eunji.

Lee Ra El is a student studying for a civil service exam that will transform her life, and is the sole meaning to her mother's existence. While working part-time at an all-you-can-eat restaurant that promises “premium Korean pork, or 100 thousand dollar compensation,” an ill-mannered customer stubbornly asks for “premium Korean pork.” Ra El is repeatedly forced to bring on new meat to the unyielding customer who is demanding “premium” meat. What has led her life to this point? Will Ra El make it through?

Ever since her son died, Yeonok spends her time playing her son’s favorite game. She has forgotten how to interact with people or express her affection and goodwill. The lonelier she gets, the more burdensome she becomes to those around her.

While an expectant couple whispers to each other in a hospital room, a catastrophic news report breaks on the television. As contractions kick in, their surreal imaginings start to fracture their sense of reality.

At a time when social distancing was in effect, the two directors and artist Park Se-jin held a simple, unmanned exhibition.

Attended kicked out of a job, to make matters worse, the hospital found the body disorders appear to Hee positively shocking diagnosis. It just seems that she is HIV-infected patients in primary care was Her memory lane with Knight a few months ago I had slept in the meeting seemed to be due to foreign mayikol. Having drunk to sleep with each other eojjieojji do not know how to say a word, but it would have English, Kyung Hee am a meeting was not with itself long. Relationship with the man with the groin after the strange red spots all over body, itchy and even worse than the feeder until it eventually disgrace because of AIDS! Recheck the request of doctors, despite their illnesses as AIDS, Kyung Hee convinced the shop gathered to pay 30 million won, as tenacious as greedy and get the last trip decided to leave.

People struggle living lives because of money, but for soon-a, life was not tough to survive. It was because soon-a received sufficient pocket money from her father every moth. She felt guilty of having a financial support from family even as an adult. therefore, soon-a got a part time job to earn money by her own effort. She realized that life is not easy thing without any aid. Now soon-a starts to concern of "What could I do if my father died?".

A playboy and a woman with short-term memory loss who fall in love with each other every day.

In a society where witches are hated, Yeongeun has been living in hiding from the outside world with her daughter Roo, who is actually a plant-like monster born from her mother’s creation. Sadly, she decides to undo her daughter’s curse, but Roo ultimately decides to fulfill her true destiny. They go on a personal and emotional journey in which they’ll find a new land, where Roo will take root as a tree.

The 54th, the record of that summer, is, as the name suggests, the record of the 54-day long struggle for 'nullification of an ex officio sign' by Hyundai Precision Industry workers in Ulsan in the hot summer of 1993. Prior to collective bargaining on wages, the company secretly signed a unilateral agreement (signed ex officio) with one of the labor union leaders and tried to put it into practice. The workers of Ulsan Hyundai Precision Industry were enraged at the sense of betrayal of the union leader they trusted and the despicable treatment of the company, and for 54 days in the hot summer, they start a strike to get a fair price for their labor.

Min-ho and Hee-jung have been married for over 40 years. One day, Min-ho collapses with a heart attack. Now, he's worried about his wife who will be left alone after he is gone. However, the shadow of death finds its way to his wife first. Hee-jung is diagnosed with cancer and has only two months to live. It seems that death is trying to teach Min-ho a lesson: love and happiness in life brings nothing but pain. Now, Min-ho has found a way to deceive death and die in the presence of love and happiness.

In a world overrun by zombies, Ha-young struggles with his love for his daughter Ye-eun, who has become one of the undead. As he grapples with the morality of his actions, he encounters an old childhood friend, Suck-kil, which leads to a series of events that force Ha-young to confront the true horror of his situation.

​Eun-kyung is a building cleaner with a college-age son. After leaving her son behind to borrow money, she stumbles upon a discount poster for the musical Silver. a discount poster for the musical Silver, and decides to save up and go to the show. Ever since she was a child She dreamed of being a musical actress singing on stage. After a strange encounter on the way home with Assistant Director Moon and Chief Yoon. Eun-kyung has a great time watching the musical, which tells the story of relationships. After the show, the sun sets At the National Theater, Eun-kyung meets the lead actress.

A photograph taken in 2012 of people on board a boat after swimming at the beach is made into an oil painting in 2013. Finally, the photograph and the painting are made into a film. The director presents parts of artistic pieces by zooming on each work, before showing the entirety later. Under the same title, the photograph and painting convey instants and stories captured in different media, and the film becomes a medium that integrate the other ones based on enriched narrativity.

What are labor movement leaders of the 1980s and ’90s doing today, 20 years later? This film begins with the daily lives of four middle-aged Korea Telecom laborer “ajussis.” They “live,” hanging off of utility poles, making repairs below manholes, eating lonely meals of soup and rice, making sales, and getting on the red-eye train once a week to see their families. They are within us and among our neighbors, quietly living day by day. But the moment they start talking, what they do becomes more than just “living.” That’s because they have all dreamed of a world for laborers, fighting against Korea Telecom’s unfair layoff program, in the past, present and future.

One day, her family gathers for an offering and they worry that she's the only one without a boyfriend. Her brother-in-law, Ho-seok, sets her up on a blind date with his colleague, Min-soo, who has always been nice to him. The more she talks to Min-soo, the more Seo-ri realizes she is interested in her brother-in-law, Ho-seok. She then tries to meet up with him frequently.

Sultan of the Disco was proclaimed "the first lip sync dance group in Hongdae." Now, they have since become one of the most well-known bands in the Hongdae music scene. The director decided to make a documentary about the band when they were officially invited to the Glastonbury Festival in England in 2014. The director originally expected to record some scenes as he followed the process of the band making their second studio album. However, you never know what the future will bring.

Artistic swimmer Seokhee appears strangely composed after the sudden death of her partner Yeong, who was once her perfect counterpart. Yet her body betrays the deep loss her mind has avoided, as she is unable to submerge herself underwater.

Sun-hee, who is the inspiration for her daughter Yong-ju’s novel ‘My Mother’ receives a message from her old friend Mi-yeon. Five years have passed since they last met, and there are things they would like to, but cannot say to each other.

Bada and Haneul were transferred to the same school on the same day. They hid the facts that their fathers were the President and a gangster boss but instantly realized they were rivals. Moreover, both of them were attracted to cute Mina. A bodyguard team and a pack of gangsters fought each other to protect the two boys. Later on Bada and Haneul reconciled and became best friends. One day they were happily playing with their friends when the enem..

TEN performs snippets of his debut mini album.

Officially a new member of the twenty-nine society who just joined the company. Hye-eun, a senior lady, likes a tall and handsome set meal, and kindly teaches her to work, while Ji-young has a dinner party with a dinner party after working until late. Ji-young, who doesn't have her boyfriend, secretly throws an affair with Jeong-jeong. From the next day, the temptations of the two female employees for the meal become more and more explicit...

An alien princess (heavily inspired by the famous comic book character Wonder Woman) teams up with a handsome astronaut to take on the rival alien race hunting her down.

Spring, 1998. 11-year-old Se-young wants to be a Girl Scout. But she faces unexpected objections due to her sister.

Three people live in Doosan Apartment in Guro-dong. Me, mom, and my grandfather. Even though it has been 12 years since dad died, we are still living under the same roof. I thought it was because of the financial situation that we could not move out of grandfather’s house. But when I found out that mom already had enough money to get a house, I became confused. Why didn’t mom move out from the “x-world” when she could? From a marriage that didn’t work out well, to a father-in-law with a temper. Why has she been enduring it, unchanging, for all the time I had witnessed her life to become a woman against marriage? One day when my anxiousness was at its peak, grandfather suggested that we live separately. Mom, reluctant to leave Guro-dong that she’d been living in for 20 years and her marriage life, will she be able to find herself and move out well?

‘Gipeusil’ is the name of a place in Yeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, where three townships — those of Pyeongeun, Munsu and Isan — come together. This beautiful town alongside the river Naeseongcheon is planned to be submerged under water due to the construction of a dam, a local project in connection with the Four Major Rivers Project, which began in 2009. The director began documenting the changes taking place in Gipeusil, a place where her grandmother lived, while trying to grasp the memories of the neighboring people who wish to hold on to their home, but are to be relocated nonetheless.

Tae Gyeong and Shin Lee Young, two post-graduates, reunite for the first time in a year. When Lee Young suddenly kisses Tae Gyeong in a drunken frenzy, hidden secrets and buried feelings resurface once more, leaving the women with no choice but to face an unprecedented truth about themselves that changes everything they thought they knew.

Two young runaways, who share a dream of a utopia called 'island,' meet a woman living between a divorced couple. While all three share the common experience of being alienated and abandoned, they come to realize their inability to share fundamental emotions or solidarity. Recognizing that their situation is no different from that of an insect trapped in a cup, they part ways with the woman, and the two also sense their own inevitable separation.

On April 16th, 2014, the Sewol Ferry sank in South Korea, taking with it the lives of 304 of its 476 passengers. South Korea's worst maritime disaster traumatized a nation while simultaneously sinking the country's emotional spirit. The film asks why the rescue of Korea's children and people was neglected on the fateful day the Sewol sank.

In a quiet residential neighborhood, a French sandwich shop called Bon-Amande. The owner and only employee is Bong Soo-ah, who quit her longtime job to open this shop after a series of events. She calls him Jin Woo-kun, and he's her first part-time employee. Since his arrival, the shop has been receiving unexpected and surprising customers. Her sandwiches are eaten out loud without realizing it, and they are eaten to the roof of their mouths.

Three part-timers of different ages and genders gathered at night. They gathered to kidnap someone.... It is the owner who hired them. The long-awaited boss doesn't appear and things continue to get twisted. The boss finally showed up. He's a formidable character. The sadness of part-timers to receive overdue wages comes out intact.

The brother-sister duo will be releasing the second half of their adolescence series through a musical short film.

For the latest short film in collaboration with GQ and Vogue, director Lucy Luscombe encouraged Kai—member of K-Pop supergroup EXO—to travel back through time and place, an exercise that proved to uncover personal memories about his family and the origins of his love for dance and choreography.

A woman raising her younger sister must drive a taxi for a living.

As Seolgi is lying on a grass field with friends, a shooting star falls, and dark, intrusive thoughts hit her. Her melancholy blooms into bright and colorful "flower people," dancing and wishing for a meteorite to end the world.