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A composer named Hyeon, lost in darkness, finds herself at a 'Movement Healing Workshop. There, she begins to explore her inner self through new movements. Through unfamiliar encounters and unique movements, Hyeon confronts life, death, darkness, and light in a new way.
Shinwoo, who can't do push-ups, likes Eunhee, who is good at push-ups. However, Shinwoo pushes away Eunhee, and faces the memory which she wanted to avoid.
Mido is a new Android that resembles humans and has a human heart. Mido desires to get out of the confines of inhuman experiments and to leave where no one can find her. Mido is like an elephant tied to a stake. She transfers to Sira's school for a beta test while she cannot escape the lab freely. Through meeting Sira, a new being she has never encountered before, she realizes that she can go anywhere if the two of them are together.
Within families, emotions often weave a web—delicate, intricate, and inescapably entwined. This documentary delves into the depths of humanity, the cycle of life and death, love, the complexities of in-law relationships, and the awakening of female consciousness. It sheds light on the lives of the “women who remained,” revealing how they carry on after the passing of their husbands, facing the weight and trials of everyday life. Together, they weather the tides of joy and sorrow. No matter when impermanence arrives, they continue to find quiet direction amidst the rhythms of daily living—a quiet testament to the resilience that life itself holds.
Du Liniang and Chunxiang went to the backyard to play, admiring flowers and longing for spring, feeling sad and tired while sleeping. In the dream, Du Liniang and Liu Mengmei were both in love. The next day, Liniang returned to the garden to search for traces of love, and the lingering memories and desolate scenes made her mix with sadness and joy. In the end, lovesickness turned into illness, and he passed away filled with longing for love.
One day, Sunwoo, a lesbian, is told by Jiyeon, her long-time partner, that their relationship is over. This sudden breakup sends Sunwoo into a period of emotional turmoil as she struggles to cope with the loss of someone she deeply loved. As she grapples with feelings of rejection and heartbreak, Sunwoo embarks on a journey of self-discovery and healing. Along the way, she confronts the challenges of moving on, navigating her identity, and finding the strength to rebuild her life and sense of self in the face of loss.
A balloon, floating lightly above the ground, moves along the direction of the wind. The balloon drifts to wherever the wind blows, reaching out to everything it encounters. The moment the balloon and the wind meet, that place becomes a ballroom where their movements intersect. A dance takes place and is created as the balloon and the wind begin to move together.
Woosung, a former personal assistant for persons with disabilities, visits the home of Jung-hyun, a former client of Woosung himself, for the first time in a long time. On his way to catch the bus, he finds a dead bird. Wanting to bury it, he carefully wraps it up to find a suitable place to bury it.
Short film / mv by band 乙女絵画 (otomekaiga)
A man is stood up by a woman he met on a matching app, and a woman who is supposed to go on a date at a museum is stood up by her boyfriend, so they decide to go on a date with each other instead.
No one can define what a film is, and film history, theory, and techniques can all be changed.
The Stories of Celluloid project consists of multiple chapters that explore the past and present of dataset image through early film production material: camphor.
Horror anthology mockumentary.
Amidst an economic slowdown, China's freelance truck drivers risk their very lives to earn money traversing the road to Tibet, feared as the most dangerous in the country.
A man try to recall his memory of him making a film with his friends when he was young.
A man discovers the audio file on his flash drive has the power to change the world.
Ai and his loyal pup Aiko embark on a heartwarming adventure to help their feline friend Genki rediscover the true holiday spirit.
This story is applicable to today's war-torn world: we have different skin colors but the same color soles and souls. Why can't we stand side by side on earth instead of trampling each other?
The ancient craft of horsetail embroidery empowers Shui women while connecting with the global fashion scene.
When a revised normal has arrived, it indicates that the past may be destined to be forgotten. 'Archiving The Scene' revisits the 2019-2020 Hong Kong protests, when government actions erased thoughts and identity from people. Adopts the rhythm of painting tutorial, this work blends Chun-Yao's press photography with Ming's minimalist research. Through distinct disciplinary perspectives, they carry the scenes that have vanished from days gone by.
I continue to indulge in the illusion that I am a fish.
I often envisioned floating images. Not knowing where they were heading or why they were drifting left me feeling uneasy. So, I decided to observe from a distance. I layered the moments when I felt myself floating over the gestures of drifting. Could the image of floating, settled onto film, provide answers to these questions?
On Halloween night, Xiao Wei's mobile phone charging cable suddenly failed. He was anxious about battery power and had to find a charging cable immediately, but he couldn't find one either at home or in a convenience store. In desperation, Xiao Wei thought of his roommate, a girl he had been following and peeping at. He managed to enter the girl's room and charge his mobile phone as he wished, but as the girl suddenly came home with her boyfriend, Xiao Wei was forced to hide in the closet. Xiao Wei in the closet witnessed the passion between the girl and her boyfriend and also watched the girl die tragically. What was even more frightening was that the charging cable—the murder weapon—had Xiao Wei's fingerprints on it.
A queer filmmaker meets an underground bookstore owner, a dead poet statue, a boy he crushed, and a Chinese friend who also drifting away from home. Through these fleeting encounters, he gradually remembers why he is on this journey.
Spanning film photographs, scanned images of pages and book covers, 3D animation, and 2D animation, Hangnail critically explores the fetishisation and romanticisation of feminine death, delving deep into the complex legacy of fictional heroines across various art forms and within the digital realm.
During their stay in Beijing, two Uyghur girls attempt to navigate reality through their fantasies. Drinking, dancing, binge-watching classic rom-coms—these activities help them forget the cruelness of the world. Just when they're searching for the meaning of love, they meet an angel in their dreams, but the rendezvous doesn't go as expected.
The protagonist, who has just ended a six-year relationship, talks to her ex-boyfriend about what she felt during that time. Later, she falls in love through a dating app, but that relationship doesn't last long either.
Bear Ung and Raccoon Young are colleagues who joined the company at the same time. Every year, all employees go on hibernation leave during the winter. However, at some point, Raccoon Young stops taking hibernation leave and becomes entirely focused on work. Bear Ung doesn't understand Young's behavior, but starts to feel conflicted as he sees Young rapidly climbing the corporate ladder.
Ghost video film filled with shock and terror that will make viewers shiver with fright! During the filming of a prank where a blindfolded woman is surprised by an unfamiliar man, something else appears in the footage that wasn’t part of the plan...
A lyrical reflection on the commodification of affection takes place among the spectacular forms of carbon. The sounds, broken down into acoustic and synthetic sections and composed into an urgent poem, are accompanied by images taken from documentary and fictional forms and folded into visual reflections on light, its refraction and decay. Sound details coalesce into a spatial formation, and randomness gives way to a solid structure.
A young girl appears in a different space every day. The space takes on different forms depending on her emotions. One day, she meets a fish that lives in it and follows it.
Chengdu Rainbow is a nonprofit organization focused on the LGBTQ community — originally, it was known as Chengdu Milk. The film showcases the organization’s restructuring, efforts to build itself up, and subsequent decline. The main subject of the film, Matthew, is the founder of the organization and a member of the LGBTQ community. His initial motivation for founding it was to help LGBTQ individuals facing mental health challenges, but ultimately he also left due to his own mental health struggles.
A short film by Uri Han.
This is a story about the heroine who keeps making romantic imagination, and the lint who comes to my garden everyday.
The struggles of a small-town woman grappling with her child's organ failure, exhausting all efforts to fight for her child's survival. Concurrently, a young delinquent, confronted with the profound questions of existence after his mother's brain death, resolves to honour the meaning of life by donating her organs.
Since September 2021, Chow Hang-tung, Vice-Chairperson of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China (the Alliance), has been held at Tai Lam Centre for Women, either serving a prison sentence or in custody on remand. Prolonged pretrial detention is a new normal under the National Security Law. On the eve of the 35th anniversary of June 4th, the Hong Kong national security police, for the first time after the enactment of Article 23, cited the National Security Law to arrest 8 people, accusing them of using "a certain upcoming sensitive date" to continuously post messages inciting hatred against the central and SAR governments. The arrested individuals include the imprisoned Chow Hang-tung. This barrister, still in prison, has received at least five international human rights awards during her period in custody. And how is her own human rights situation in prison? How does she think about the rule of law in Hong Kong?
Experimental short film by Kazuhiro Onishi.
The film’s dialogues are excerpted from five essays by Go Han-Yong, the first Dadaist during the Korean colonial period, and Max Stirner’s “The Ego and Its Own,” the cause of Joseon anarchism.
The Twilight Rainbow is a precious stone that sparkles in 7 different colors when placed under a starry sky. You have been invited to witness the jewel's unveiling ceremony. A special theater equipped with state-of-the-art technology has been built just for the event by Jirokichi Suzuki, the senior advisor to the Suzuki Group and host of the ceremony. When you enter the theater, Jirokichi, Ran, and Sonoko have also arrived. Kid the Phantom Thief has sent a heist note stating that he will take the jewel, so Conan is also on the scene together with Amuro who has come on behalf of Kogoro. Just as the spectacular unveiling ceremony begins, Kid the Phantom Thief makes his appearance, and tension instantly grips the venue. As the commotion envelops the entire venue, you learn the truth thanks to Conan, who uses his deductive skills to unravel the mystery of the jewel. In whose hands will the jewel end up? And will you ever see the "rainbow" under the starry sky?
Four men enter a bidding match for an everyday item, a pencil. All of them would go to extreme lengths to acquire it.
Late at night, a 45-year-old rural mother searches the city for her missing son. Exhausted, she must face her worst fear when informed that a body matching his description has been found.
Yujin, who comes from a traditional family, has an intense trauma related to heavy rain. As an adult, he has returned home to take care of his family, and the shadow has resurfaced. By depicting his inner journey of evasion when facing pain, the story brings out the complex emotions in family relationships, along with that indescribable love.
Adopted by a Dutch family, a young woman has struggled not to feel like a stranger in a country so far from her birthplace, Taipei, and has always longed for a place to feel truly at home. With this desire, she embarks to Taipei on a journey of self-discovery.
Marseille, Spring. Two Chinese women spend several days together in a 19th-floor apartment overlooking the city as they both look for direction in their lives.
A short film showcasing Okinawan religious practices.
Korean Short Film
Did you ever hear of a 9-year-old boy making a choice to become an orphan? This describes Kim, Young-do. Even his last name is borrowed from the owner of the childcare center where he was an orphan. However, he was never discouraged. Harmony in baseball? Yes. Kim Young-do's sense of humor, striking good looks, role as the team's lead hitter and baseball manager, and his unique background as an Afro-Korean-American, eventually all come together in perfect harmony.