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Among the flock, there is one bird too afraid to leap off the cliff. One day, the bird notices the feathers scattered on the ground, left behind by its companions. Driven by a sudden urgency, the bird begins to gather them and…

Waiting. Waiting for the train. Fuzhou Station.

In the near-deserted town of Dalpo-dong, on the verge of complete extinction, 98-year-old Malbun is its last remaining resident. Her days are spent quietly, leaning on walls to support her frail body as she tends to a small vegetable garden in front of her house, awaiting the end of her life. One night, a piercing scream awakens her. Following the sound to the communal bathroom of a nearby apartment building, she encounters Jia, a desperate 17-year-old girl who has come to abandon her unborn child.

Su-yeon suffers from human allergies and lives without encountering people. But something seems to have happened next door.

Here is a crazy man who goes to the movies. Today's destination is 'Seoul Art Cinema' located in Jeong-dong, Seoul. Before passing through Independence Gate, climb the mountain and look at Seoul Art Cinema in the distance. Will he be able to watch the movie safely?

A woman from Chiang Mai speaks in Thai, Mandarin, and Yunnanese. That is the voice I am the most familiar with, the one I first sensed and heard from within her womb. It is also my mother tongue. I chat with my mother about her family of origin and childhood memories. When we are not talking, I wander around the house, touching light and air. Those scents and traces of where my mother resides, along with the fleeting images of her presence, are my intimate gaze of her.

Gong Yong-Hee enters Mesozoic Girls' High School - the most notorious school in the world. She seeks revenge on the girls who destroyed her childhood friend, Rosa. But after defeating the school’s gang, The Theropods, she uncovers a shocking secret about Rosa.

Here lies an old promise that cannot be fulfilled. A prophecy that has outlived its promised time endures, layered with ever more intricate and intense images. It whispers in changing voices - of time and space that cannot be reached.

By the edge of a lake, two friends play a round of "Guess Where I'm Looking." J marks the point of her gaze with a push-pin, and S's sensitive skin reacts to the drawn line.

Having cherished nature and films, she is now part of the sea. Her friends, who carry her memory clearly, return to the ocean.

On April 4, 2025, thirty-eight minutes before noon, the Korean Constitutional Court removed President Yoon Suk Yeol from office. Black-and-white footage cut into vertical patterns and rotating targets captures the moment the verdict was announced and the vibrant atmosphere in the streets of the capital city of Seoul. The image, stretched in time into geometric structures, is accompanied by a noise track of collective emotion.

Naomi lives with her older brother Shingo, who has a developmental disorder and Tourette's syndrome, and their father. There’s constant conflict between Shingo and their father, and Naomi often struggles at her part-time job, but she lives each day with her usual cheerful spirit, watching over her brother with care. However, one day, something she says at the park unintentionally hurts Shingo... Despite the challenges they face, this humorous story portrays the siblings' lives, overflowing with their rich and unique personalities.

At the transit hub, every waiting soul carries an untold saga. The voice-over narrates each commuter's tale, only to reveal reality inverted.

Ji-yoon, who dreams of becoming a drummer, finds her only solace in chatting with her childhood friend, Tae-hee, from five years ago living in Jinhae. The day before her exam, Ji-yoon impulsively travels to Jinhae to finally meet Tae-hee. However, neither Tae-hee, nor Jinhae, nor even her past self are as she remembers. A strange emotion brushes against her, and Ji-yoon captures the moment in a poem.

Images and sounds from the protest dispersal move erratically across the digital world, intercut with the father's poetry and memories told through mechanical voices, revealing a history of political violence that has lingered for nearly two decades.

Luo Luo entrusts her camera to her seven-year-old granddaughter, Manman. Through her eyes, the interior of their small home comes to glitter like jewels in a treasure box. We learn once again how to partake in the endless joy of the world.

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My childhood with Grandpa felt slow and joyful. Growing up, we met less, and each time he seemed older as I matured quickly. This inspired an animation capturing the feeling of time speeding and slowing, and a reminder to cherish the present.

[thóo-kong-á] is a stop-motion short film centered on the Taiwanese tradition of “bone collecting.” The story follows a boy who was raised by his grandfather, a professional bone collector. Since childhood, he was often asked to help with the ritual, though he never understood its meaning — only finding it exhausting and unpleasant. But through repeated experiences, he gradually comes to see that bone collecting isn’t something taboo — it is a gentle, meaningful practice. It’s a way for the living to say a proper farewell to the dead. In the end, with newfound understanding and respect, he personally performs the final bone collecting for his grandfather.

Bari and Kari are two dwarves who are very much in love. One summer day, Bari wears a hand-knitted scarf that Kari gave her on a date, and an endless comedy ensues.

The child becomes busy when school is over. He secretly follows his friend again today. The child talks about the feelings of his first love: soft or itchy, light or heavy.

After a failed solo art exhibition, Ki-tae ventures to the countryside with his friends, only to be left stranded in a quiet village. There, he meets a lonesome elderly woman, Jong-ryeo, and the two find an unexpected connection.

Haru Momose, a 22-year-old student in Tokyo who works at a bar, is living with a sense of suffocation that she cannot express in words. One day, after finding yarn on the streets, the threads of fate draw her to Ori Tsukimoto, a woman knitting at a cafe. Haru falls in with Ori and the two spend their days together. With her, Haru begins to unravel her frustrations by knitting and talking and she soon begins to reknit herself and the world.

Two days in the life of Thai conservationist Seub Nakhasathien, two decades apart. One ignites his fight for nature; the other demands the ultimate sacrifice: his life.

When they first met at Yuan Bo's secularization party, Li Xinran was still an actress suffering from depression. The two, both at the lowest point in their lives, fell in love at first sight and quickly came together, welcoming their first child. With several million yuan in savings, they envisioned an ideal life, but due to extravagance and a lack of financial management experience, they fell into an economic crisis. To turn their situation around, Yuan Bo planned to establish a handpan instrument factory in the mountains of Anji. The lush greenery seemed like their utopian dream. However, with the birth of their second child, their business failed, their business partner left, and they were burdened with debt. The daily grind and financial pressure gradually eroded their once passionate relationship. Deep in the mountains, they loved each other until they had nothing left but each other.

Architects, cultural planners, and public administrators come together to reopen the Gunsan Cultural Center, which had remained abandoned for over a decade after its closure. Is chronic operational deficit an unavoidable fate for public cultural facilities, or can a sustainable revenue model be developed? This film documents the struggle to reinterpret underutilized spaces and uncover new public value in cultural venues of our time.

Ah Wei, a taxi driver worn down by years of caring for his seriously sick wife, is urged one night to return to work. Hoping for a brief respite, he starts up the taxi he hasn't driven in a long time, but soon finds himself caught in a night he never expected.

The Sanya district of Tokyo is home to those pushed to the margins of society. For over 35 years, Shinpei and Hiroko Ishibashi ran a humble soup shop there. In 2020, large-scale redevelopment began in anticipation of the Tokyo Olympics. The elderly and unemployed were left behind, forgotten amid the city's transformation. Hoping to rebuildcommunity ties, Magokoro Yoshihira, a customer of the soup shop began cleaning the streets alongside the elderly. As Magokoro and the elders made a soup to serve, they begin to realise that what was truly passed down was not a recipe, but the time spent together—remembering, cooking, and reconnecting.

In the heart of Binshe village, Shaoxing, an ancient tradition unfolds each year — a three-day celebration honouring a local goddess with the haunting melodies of The Story of Pipa, performed exclusively by female Yue opera artists. As the villagers intertwine myth, history, and devotion, the lines between reality and legend blur, revealing a tale where music bridges worlds and ancestral echoes linger on sacred stones.

Colt is obsessed with the rock band Speedy's Overdrive, to the point of hallucinating conversations with its frontman, Speedy. When he unexpectedly wins a contest to meet his idol, his excitement turns into inner conflict, forcing him to choose between his dream and his friends. As the long-awaited day arrives, Colt finally comes face to face with Speedy, but the encounter doesn’t go as he imagined, leading him to question everything he once believed.

This experimental film delves into the century-old history of Hong Kong’s iconic tram system. Through a nonlinear collage of industrial materials — wood, concrete and steel — the film reconstructs the tram as a contested vessel of cultural identity, embodying the tensions and transformations of urban modernity.

Told through oral narration, this documentary retraces the life experiences of Tong Kang, a Shanghai miner who was sent to support frontier development.

Uemdo is an island in Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, and the Uemdo Geological Site is the oldest rock formation in Hwaseong Geopark (about 1.87 billion years old). The accumulated time of the rocks is presented in front of us as split and curved.

A bowl of noodles is like a legend. Taihe Banmian is a specialty snack in Anhui Province, which has won the favor of diners with its unique craftsmanship and delicious taste. The documentary "Banmian Jianghu" deeply explores the story and heritage of Taihe Banmian.

Two inquisitive kids, Tamo and Haru, might be the last people on Earth. They explore the silent, overgrown ruins of what was once rural Japan, documenting their discoveries in a notebook. When they come across a disused commuter train, and find out that it’s operational, who knows where it will take them?

This documentary explores the concept of space in two distinct parts. The first captures the bustling flow of commuters at a busy intersection in Xixiang, Shenzhen. The second depicts the working scenes inside a factory workshop in Huangbao, Tongchuan.

A silent film made at sea. A ship departs from a port in Jeju Island, traces the geological layers, and arrives at the shoreline.

Yongsik is abruptly and absurdly dumped by Deokja. But no matter how much he thinks it over, he doesn't want to break up with her. He begins to chase after something—anything—that might bring her back. Though Deokja has, quite literally, turned into a stone by the time they meet again, Yongsik still decides to try.