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On her fourteenth birthday, the troubled Han-byul runs away from home and stumbles upon a bizarre midnight festival, where a girl leading monsters awakens a familiar memory within her.

In December 2024, an emergency martial law is declared by the Yoon Sukyeol government. Designers join the impeachment protests as members of the solidarity group "Democracy Saving Fem- Queer- Network." However, they face a situation where there are neither banners nor placards available for immediate use at the rally!

Movement is not what is seen, but what is perceived.

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.

A young Chinese photographer and her partner VT live through the wildest year of their lives, moving between the shadows of the pandemic and trancelike underground parties, chasing a form of freedom that feels almost out of reach. But idealism soon collides with reality. Under a cascade of violence, her former life collapses completely. To escape a world where justice is unattainable, the two make a difficult and desperate decision. Their route stretches from Asia to South America and then northward—through Thailand, Dubai, Ecuador, and Colombia, and across the Darién Gap. In Mexico, they ride 8,500 kilometers on motorcycles, confronting endless checkpoints, corrupt police, and armed groups. On May 5, 2024, they finally cross the border—an arduously won moment of “temporary success,” followed immediately by forced return. Everything resets to zero.

Built in 1969, this former staff quarters of the Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corporation bears witness to Chiayi's postwar housing development and urban memory. Today, its walls are cracked, concrete eroded, timber decayed, tiles shattered, and the entrance hall is entirely gone. Yet traces of past daily life still linger. Drawing on experimental methods, the film seeks to construct a visually dislocated narrative in which past and present coexist out of sync, offering an alternative perspective on the act of gazing.

The film replicates one of the 7cm Mountain Gun which were used during Japan's 'Pacification' campaign against Indigenous peoples. During this trip, Kao invites Atayal youth to return to the original mountain location shelled by Japanese police in 1906. They fire towards a distant hotel, now located on the site of a village once occupied by the Japanese. With a tone of playfulness and irony, the film subverts colonial aggression while exploring the possibilities of artistic action.

A little girl marches into a busy TV station. She has "Big News" to share with the whole world! What is her surprise announcement? Come and find out!

The spatial memories of "you" and the toilet are deconstructed into fragmented visual poetry: "you" crying in the toilet, "you" dancing in the toilet, "you" restless in the toilet, "you" asleep in the toilet…

A sculptor with Alzheimer’s goes on a self-healing voyage on the river Lethe after his death, experiencing a cycle of remembering and forgetting as he seeks the memories of himself and his daughter.

The man telling his friend about his weird dream.

One night, I meet the dead puppy again in my dream.

Haunted by the image of the "ideal girl" that captivates the world, Alice Liddell embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Through travel, art and family bonds, she learns to reconcile with her identity, ultimately transforming a lifelong curse into a blessing.

Surrounded by major controversy, a general election that was supposed to bring a fresh start for the year 2026, resulted in once again a disappointment for many of the Thai people.

A couple meet and then part, shown in the course of a candlelit dinner.

The encore concert in Seoul for QWER’s first world tour, ROCKATION.

Light that shone clearly before us now spreads like waves, forming a curtain of light that envelops us.

Gowoon is supposed to perform a traditional fan dance at the kindergarten talent show. But she feels left out by her classmates. Will Gowoon be able to feel like part of the group?

Molly, a sea turtle hatching on a dark beach, sees the moonlight filtering through the clouds—but another light appears behind her as she heads toward it.

A sweet little human child descends from the sky into the seasons, which had been living a monotonous existence. Which season will welcome him?

In an utterly dark society, violence becomes a spectacle, and sacrifice hardens into ritual. The victim is driven to self-destruction, in exchange for no more than a phantom of justice.

In her inner world, the protagonist is swept away by powerful sensations as she travels down a river. As she falls into deep waters, she feels the trickling current leading her to a waterfall teeming with life, where she calms down and finds peace in the rain.

A poet who stares at the sun too long goes blind. Plants bend toward the light, and a world brimming with radiance tilts into the dark. From noon to midnight.

I think of an ambiguous relationship between a woman from my hometown and a man from another city. They spent only a brief time together, yet could only keep talking. Unable to truly face one another, past scenes return to the surface of time. Was it a trace against the city's flow, or a reflection briefly allowed?

Woo-jin heads to Amidong to find a director who went into hiding to receive a video. In the journey, he meets the assistant director and hears about Park Chun-bong. The previous film, "A Carpenter Catching a Whale" was canceled. Woo-jin doesn't believe how a student can make film like it. However, he witnesses a moment when a fantasy that he has denied becomes a reality.

The film follows an unidentified ghostly entity that travels through nocturnal shimmer. It is an ‘egregore’, a collective being formed by unconscious memories. Inspired by 1980s and 1990s Chinese children’s science fiction media, the film reimagines electricity not just as infrastructure, but as a living force. The images drift through the peripheral glimmers of a nocturnal city, where unfinished imaginings of the future slip into another world.

Documentary about the painter Morio Matsui

Braised Delicacies is more than a flavor—it is a legacy shaped by three generations. Master Lin Shun-Cheng upholds traditional craftsmanship passed down from his father, while his apprentice Lai Yun-Chun brings innovation, and Lin's son works to meet his father's high standards. Though different in outlook, all three of them share deep respect for cooking. The film captures how craftsmanship and love quietly endure in this 80-year-old Chiayi establishment of food flavors.

"Yeti, we've got Shakespeare there."— Wisława Szymborska. This sentence feels like a call of human civilization toward the wild, and it deeply moved me. Summoner of Birds stems from my childhood imaginings, exploring the boundaries between humans and other creatures, merging these images with elements of the absurd. Wearing a Ghillie suit, I perform cello in St James's Park, London, embodying a quasi-human being. Pigeons gather and disperse with my movements, creating a subtle rhythm and poetic interaction.

After their mother’s passing, sisters Noi and Nai are left to run her restaurant. As grief alters their relationship and pressures mount, they must navigate the fragile terrain of family, memory, and tradition.

Between bare concrete walls, unfinished structures and stalled escalators, an otherworldly, gleaming metallic figure emerges. What was once imagined as a thriving city centre now stands unfinished and abandoned. Modernity has rushed past itself, indifferent to the original landscape and its local inhabitants.

Yang Young-sam, a 77-year-old haenyeo (female freediver) battling dementia, prepares for a final ritual goodbye.

Jung Ei-jin (79), the last transferee of the four Gukchang families, is looking for a transferee of the Dongpyeonje "Sugungga". Jung Ei-jin has many disciples, but everyone is unsuitable as a transferee due to circumstances. Jung Ei-jin is suffering because he can't find a successor as he ages. Students who continue their dreams narrowly between art and livelihood say they are happy when they sing.

Filmed over six years across different parts of Thailand, the documentary follows three children as they grow through friendship, loss, confusion, silence, and change during their childhood.

Four interconnected stories reveal the crime, corruption, and everyday struggles hidden beneath the glamorous surface of 1990s Hong Kong.

The Brow Beat concert.