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Kajin are people who naturally grow flowers from their bodies. The protagonist, who has an inferiority complex about this nature, meets a young man who sees the Kajin in a very different light...

High school students Taguchi and Seko are playing the niramekko game after school. While Taguchi makes a funny face to make his opponent laugh, Takizawa, who he has a crush on, passes by. Taguchi gets flustered, thinking Takizawa saw his ridiculous face, but oblivious to his worries, Takizawa does not recognize him because of his foolish facial expression.

Daui is a little girl who realizes that she no longer has her own space after her family starting collapsing. One day, Daui wakes up in the middle of the night and catches her 'doodle whale' trying to escape. "I wanna go home!" After hearing him out, Daui decides to join the adventure.

A young girl dreams of an ideal family, living with her alcoholic father. However, she has no way to deal with the gap between reality and her own, and no power to change it. Still, she looks forward, upwards and outwards. Then one day,..

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.

The protagonist abandoned his dreams of the past due to an accident, and the trauma made him afraid for a long time to confront the things he once loved. It wasn't until middle age that a fortuitous event allowed him to face his true feelings again.

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.

A street photographer mouse meets a clock cuckoo bird, and they help each other find their sense of belonging and fulfill their dreams.

While preparing for her film school portfolio, Tong accidentally witnesses a secret deal about funeral affairs. Meanwhile, she finds the inseparable connections between a missing social deviant and a suicide at her school. These coincidences let Tong make a horrible guess. Destined to grow up, she bids farewell to her childhood and steps into adulthood.

A lonely woman edits the investigative footage of a man at the detective agency where she works. On her next holiday, her feet take her to the flat where the man lives. That's when she makes a startling move.

"The video that everyone is currently watching comes from a recently discovered microchip, estimated to be around 3-4 million years old. According to experts, the video was recorded inside a spacecraft, and it shows two organisms engaged in a continuous conflict. Although the video has been professionally deciphered by linguists and semioticians, some characters still cannot be recognized", stated the Chief Executive, inside the military base.

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.

The last remnant of memories, before it forever perished.

“Coming Thro the Rye” tells the story of navy spirits reborn as seagulls, intertwining the artist’s memories of her navy grandfather with the frequent visits of a seagull to her window.

One day an apple falls to the ground. He meets a frog, goes on a swing, falls into a hole... A fun rhythm and visuals begin a great adventure that can be enjoyed by both babies and adults.

A man try to recall his memory of him making a film with his friends when he was young.

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?

This film begins from what is unseen rather than what is seen. The act of connecting fragments is carried out by the audience. Images that were once unrelated become intertwined, and something unfolds in the spaces between them. That which does not flow is dead. Fragment is a collection of images derived from this sentence.

After a successful experimental theatre performance in Seoul, Min-su is urgently asked to perform at an arts festival in Busan, so he goes back to his homeland. One day before the performance, he goes to his hometown of Suyeong to prepare for the play. There he meets his ex-lover, Su-min. She works in the office of the festival’s secretariat. Su-min’s interview and Min-su’s play subtly change their relationship. With different ideas and values for the future, they begin to clash over the present and their marriage, which is another beginning for them. The two, travelling to the past, is subtle…

Two geometric objects explore and challenge each other’s domains by switching tactics and transforming body forms.

An animated documentary about the life experiences of people with vitiligo.

Director Yeo Hong, who dreams of becoming the second Bong Joon-ho, and actor Joo Yeon, who dreams of becoming star are contacted by a film festival.

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.

"Small Town Tale" aims to portray the plight of marginalized groups and ordinary individuals in a small town. It explores the various pressures faced by the protagonist in society, provoking thoughts about his ultimate fate.

Hee-chan, a Japanese woman now in her fifties, moved to London from Tokyo when she was eighteen. She hasn't returned to live there since. The short film follows a phone call with her mother back in Tokyo, where reminisce about Hee-chan's childhood dream to be a bird.

Mr. 9.6, who was distressed by his terrible illness, attempted to cure it by seeking help from traditional Chinese medicine, the Institute of Brain Science, and a nature spiritual training class, but it seemed to have had little effect. However, Mr. 9.6 met a girl in a nature spiritual training class who was the "suitor" of his beloved virtual idol. In a certain space, Mr. 9.6 met Miss K who looked exactly like the girl. In the conversation between Mr. 9.6 and Miss K, the truth of the disease was revealed: this is a desire problem that all people in the cyber era/network society have to face.

A wall estranges two neighboring women, yet the desire for touches transcends the concrete divide and reaches the unknown other — through an intricate maze of sounds behind the wall, they expose their entangled existence to each other, until one's sudden retreat, haunted by the spector of fear for intimacy in the postmodern era.

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.

Into one of my most treasured childhood memories, I travel to meet my young parents.

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.

An upstairs couple visits their downstairs neighbor because of noise. When they request the downstairs neighbor to turn down the noise, the downstairs neighbor rejects. As they continue talking, unable to find a compromise, the downstairs neighbors start to show strange behaviors.

The protagonist begins to clean the old house.

The ubiquitous loudspeakers, television propaganda and slogans in towns and villages are constantly instilling the will of the powers that be and the alienation of thinking in the minds of the people. Men, women, and children of all ages are trapped in a huge brainwasher-like airbag promoted by propagandists, and they roll forward and backward.

Yuji suffers headaches and can't sleep. He promises his wife, Mai, that he will take it easy. But when his friends come over, they sense something strange about Yuji, in how he speaks and acts. And his obsession with the hole in his wall.

Li Simiao, a girl who lives in Bali Village, Chengdu, China, has never traveled abroad. But she is convinced that she is a true Parisian at heart. And many others like her share the sense of "hometown disorder"...

The 74rd installment in the “Sealed Videos” series, investigating the truly dreadful in horror videos.

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.

Based on a shocking true event in Thai history, where victims received no justice, and the perpetrators remain free.

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.

A short film by Uri Han.

Park Sungeum is an elderly woman who lives in a shabby tile-roofed house. The eaves of her roof are sagging, and the utilities have been cut off. When she is not at home, she goes to a local Senior Citizens Centre. The centre is her shelter when it gets bitterly cold in winter. She usually spends a day, however, by the wooden gate at the entrance of her house. By the gate, there is clutter of clothes, dishes, a table and a plastic bag of miscellaneous items. A cat is also leashed there in the dark, and Sungeum cares for the cat.

The plants and TV screens in Nam June Paik’s TV Garden (1974) maintain their current images without dying, rotting or breaking down through behind-the-scene maintenance and technological replacement. The chickens, virtually released in TV Garden by the artist, are also isolated from other living species or external changes, and live forever free from evolution, reproduction, creation or decomposition. This all seems to symbolize a future utopia in which the ecosystem is won over and maintained by technology. By borrowing the voice of artificial intelligence the Moojin Brothers ask humans who blindly accept technology without resistance if such an immortal life is what they really want to manifest.

A fruit salad of creative forces chopped and assembled during Art Continuum Residency, Thailand 2020, filmed a few weeks before the world went into lockdown. This is my first "Director" debut, a privilege new title I am happy to play with. Our dip·tych heralds two stories of love. Of coming home to ourselves, over and over, through the dance.

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.

A young Karen tribe man goes out to the forest to forage for food, however today the familiar forest looks strange.