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Independent painter Laochong dreams of becoming a film director. One day, he sends his script to his artist friend, Brother Gao, hoping for financial support. After reading it, Brother Gao expresses great interest. During their discussion, Gao agrees to lend Laochong the money. At the same time, Laochong uncovers a shocking secret about him.

A neuroscientist experiments on his own brain to unlock superhuman potential, triggering visions and voices that challenge his grasp on reality. When a missing woman suddenly appears, he’s drawn into a chilling mystery involving the dead, a medium, and a buried truth.

A Sony a7IV cinematic exploring the many faces of Japan. From the ancient culture in Kyoto to the vibrant city streets in Tokyo and Osaka. This short film was shot with the Sigma 28-70mm f/2.8 in 4K with SLOG3 and some post video stabilization.

“Natalia” is a film I made in Poland from the perspective of an Asian student. I went abroad for a year, in order to escape from the monotonous life back home in Taipei—only to realize, that I had merely created a new kind of repetitive daily routine in a foreign land. The film presents the absurdity of everyday repetition with abstract imagery. Through the bilingual internal dialogue of the protagonist, Natalia, who becomes aware of this looping pattern, the film questions whether travel is an escape from the cycle or simply the beginning of a new one.

During the rainy season in Dali, within a small bookstore, two women and a man encountered each other in pairs over three days, awakening a secret and the past. The first two days might have been real events, the third a fiction—or perhaps it was the reverse. Perhaps all three dissolve into the narrator’s fabrication: a single raindrop unmoored from time’s river.

National Route 6, or ‘Rokkoku,’ runs from Tokyo to Miyagi via Chiba, Ibaraki, and Fukushima prefectures. After the nuclear incident, residents were forced to evacuate from some areas. The film turns its camera on daily life and ways of living in towns along the Rokkoku—such as Okuma, Futaba, and Minamisoma—approaching the subject through the lens of food.

Heavy rain is expected tonight. In the bustling Xiaobei Road in Guangzhou, people run into each other only for a moment. A beauty salon worker who’s just been left by her husband, a dancer who wants to become a woman, and a migrant boy trying to change his life. The socially outcast strangers are brought together by a fireworks show.

The Rivers They Don’t See takes viewers on a poignant journey along the Salween River, tracing the Thailand-Myanmar border, and continuing through the Ping River and Chao Phraya River into the Gulf of Thailand.

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

This animation is about something different that happened to a sad baker who only baked for money one day. The baker saw a girl who looked hungry and offered her a piece of bread for free. She was delighted and smiled with joy. Later, the baker realized that his bread could help people and that money might not be as important as he thought. From that day on, he began to bake bread for free and give it to people in need. Happiness fills his mind as people smile at his kindness; caring for others heals everyone's hearts.

In a future where quantum computers can simulate time travel, an elderly man is tempted to recover a lost crypto wallet, transforming into his younger versions in a simulated space. After numerous cycles, the hero realizes his mistakes and decides to pray for the girl's forgiveness, giving up the opportunity to return to the real world.

A summer night's miracle. That cat has returned.

2025 release

2025 release

After the death of her gentle grandfather—the only protective figure—the filmmaker's mother’s mental state began to unravel. In an attempt to find spiritual grounding and emotional clarity, mother and daughter travel together to Tibet, seeking distance and faith as a way to make sense of their fractured past.

A story about going fast, wanting to go even faster, and then relaxing after an overly tense lifestyle.

After I year I went back with my wife to my favorite place in the world. Here's a short little film of our moments. Not sure if 5 minutes will show how special this place is and how much it means to me, but I hope you enjoy.

A child is like a morning glory, blossoming within the tender yet binding embrace of maternal love.

During his school years, Ji-woo lost his closest friend, Kyung-su, who vanished without a trace by the river. The memory of that day still grips him. Now a potter, he works toward a group exhibition yet drifts apart from those around him, unable to bridge the distance carved by loss. When Kyung-su’s younger brother appears with a stone left behind, Ji-woo must confront what he has long avoided and begin piecing together his fractured memories. What does the stone preserve, and what can the pottery hold?

On a sweltering summer day, a 16-year-old boy arrives at high school for the first time. As he drifts through the school’s mandatory military-style training, the summer slowly draws to a close.

In the peaceful, crime-free village of Gulpoli, a woman named Yoon-ah Seo arrives. Having served time in prison in place of her mother, who was the real murderer, Yoon-ah is released and starts a new life in Gulpoli with the help of Detective Jang, an acquaintance she’s known for some time.

One ordinary day, a sudden visit disrupted the routine of the whole family. The youngest bunny, bursting with excitement and curiosity, bounced through the house—she simply couldn’t wait! However, when the mysterious visitor arrived, the once noisy house instantly fell silent.

A man show off his friend on how good his shooting skill is.

While conducting research in the deep sea, a scientist makes a terrifying and unforeseen discovery.

A girl unexpectedly meets her childhood best friend, torn between rekindling their bond or letting the moment fade away.

"Young contemporary history and young tumors resemble each other — both parasitize my prime years." The malfunction of both state and body passes endlessly through the MRI scanner under the diagnosis of a prologue without a main plot. A single film never begins; instead, opening scenes pretending to be from different films repeat schizophrenically. This anxiety, named the invasion sense, constructs a complete reality through unexecuted directives — unrealized wars, uncured illnesses. The film paradoxically addresses a present in which, even without a main plot, anxiety itself constitutes a world, suspended between fiction and reality.

Laura moved to Taiwan to study traditional Chinese. After some time, she had to make a choice — either to go back to Spain or to keep memorizing words in the island.

Do-hun, once an ambitious actor who never made it big, comes back to his hometown to start working as a taxi driver, driving his father’s car, trying to start—and accept—the new chapter of his life.

This documentary presents the local church history and an individual life history from a personal perspective.

Told through oral narration, this documentary retraces the life of Wang Yufeng, an 87-year-old retired teacher.

Through fragments of everyday speech, this documentary constructs an alternate dimension of portraits for characters featured in earlier films. These previously unused materials—marked by the repetition of certain words—reveal deeper layers of social and environmental context.

TOUCHING THE SOUND is an experimental documentary that synesthetically re-interprets the sound heard and generated by people whose fundamental human values are under threat. The film's immersive 7.1-channel sound invites the viewers to resonate with and empathize with the tremors of the people confronting panhuman crises such as climate change, gentrification, and war. Through a series of omnibus stories unfold in Gwangju, Jindo, Istanbul, and Tsogttsetsii in Mongolia, the film explores the sonic expressions of people on the edge-between life and death, settlement and wandering, and memory and oblivion-through a tactile experience.

Is living life positively and always looking ahead truly the right thing to do? A girl, unable to find hope in her life, stumbles upon a teddy bear abandoned in a box labeled "Free to Take." As she begins to see herself reflected in the bear, what thoughts and emotions will arise within her heart?

⁣The protagonist attends a banquet, but it seems to be no ordinary dinner. As everyone enjoys the "delicacies," the atmosphere becomes increasingly eerie...

A Japanese herb called 'shiso' looks like a perilla leaf but has a unique fragrance. It's like how I have a Korean name and nationality but still feel a sense of alienation in Korean society. The death of my grandmother, a first-generation Zainichi, raises a question for me: Does death also mark the end of the life of an outsider? In the end, where do we return to?

Audiovisual performance artist and filmmaker Kwon HeeSue creates an expanded cinema work that explores the maximum possibilities of film projection from minimal conditions. By turning the projector light toward the lens and altering the shutter speed, she plays with light, shapes and colours, bringing to life visual spaces imperceptible to the eye. A real-time fascinating sensory experience which emerges in the illusory distance between the image and the screen.

The 95th installment and collection of horror videos that carefully select and introduce psychic images that are being born from darkness and are about to be buried in the darkness!

Heung-ju, burdened by the absence of his son, sets out once again on dawn hike. Alone on a silent mountain trail, he senses an unfamiliar presence drawing near and steps off the path into the deeper woods. As the climb continues, the boundary between reality and illusion begins to blur, and he finds himself face to face with the void his son has left behind.