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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.

What began merely as an entertaining performance, the 'Meryl Streep Project' has transformed into an icon of resistance, exposing the realities of women's rights in South Korea. However, following the COVID-19 pandemic, the project has taken an unexpected turn.

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

This is a poignant tale about home as belonging, which explores the profound metaphorical significance of father and mountain. A father and his son reside in the mountains, where the father works as a stonemason, shouldering the weight of their family’s needs through arduous labor. Intrigued by what lies beyond the mountain, the son incessantly queries his father. Each time, the father’s response is the same, “Beyond the mountains, lies another mountain.” As the son matures, he ventures away from his father and their home, seeking his own path in a distant city beyond the mountain’s grasp, unraveling life’s meaning. After years of relentless pursuit and self-discovery, the son gains deeper insight into his father’s life and comprehends the significance of mountains to him. Filled with newfound certainty, the son returns to the mountains, where he answers his father, “Beyond the mountains is another mountain!”.

An old man accidentally throws away a precious item as he is moving out of his home. An observant raccoon rescues the memento, and the two share a special moment upon its return.

This is the 114th installment of the “Posted Grudge Spirit Footage” film series.

This is the 113th installment of the “Posted Grudge Spirit Footage” film series.

The 93th 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!

Emi chases her dream of becoming an actor. The screenplay she finds while moving opens the door to her memories, and the line between fiction and reality gradually becomes blurred.

Through an encounter with a similarly lethargic woman, Ken, a lethargic young man, glimpses the reality beyond the thin skin of homosexuality, sexual abuse, poverty, violence, and death.

Every piece of dough wants to become a donut. Only donuts are good adults and symbols of greatness! Influenced by this education, little dough Dobby and his classmates long to participate in the "coming-of-age ceremony." However, Dobby accidentally discovers the unknown story behind the donut factory…

Lumi, formerly homeless due to family issues and business failures, spends a decade in odd jobs, park benches, and internet cafes. Joining a social enterprise, he gains skills, saves money, and rents a place, but his past still haunts him.

Jun-hyeok is a young delivery man at a courier company in Seoul. Every day, he navigates the city streets delivering packages to the more affluent areas. One day, a customer tries to return a package because its contents are damaged. Unsure of what to do, Jun-hyeok takes some time to reflect. Soon, he receives a call from his boss instructing him to discard the package and get back to work. To his surprise, he receives another call, this time from the customer, pleading for him to return with the package. With a simple yet well-executed story, Kyung Seop Chung challenges our perception of delivery workers.

"Have the right number of children and raise them well." This slogan epitomized an era dominated by fears that rapid population growth would impede economic progress. In 1961, with the launch of the First Five-Year Economic Development Plan, Korea initiated its family planning program as a measure to curb the population explosion. Intertwined with various social ambitions and desires, this initiative was deemed "successful" in reshaping society. Today, as we live with the outcomes of this all-out effort for growth, this film revisits the process of "planning" families to reflect on South Korea's future.​

This film tells the story of a father (the director himself) who was trapped at home during the COVID-19 epidemic. In order to improve his relationship with his son, he took the initiative to bathe and wash his hair. The 3-year-old son has an "Oedipus complex". He is too attached to his mother and inexplicably resists his father, which makes his father a little jealous.

Seong-ho, a father from Busan, and Jae-woo, a son who is studying in Seoul, decide to go to Cheonwangbong Peak to watch the sunrise and pray for a job, but the more they climb the mountain, the more they start nagging each other.

Wulong City was divided by a mountain river until the first bridge was built in 1980. In local areas there is a mania for the endless connection of the two coasts.

After a heartbreaking experience at school, a teacher took her own life. Her father, a potter, was devastated and could not fire his kiln for a long time. 15 months after his daughter`s death, he finally fires the kiln again. As he watches the flames, he begins to sing a song in her memory. Through the very personal story of the deceased teacher`s family and an artist, this documentary delves into the challenges of the education system in South Korea and reveals the path to healing.

Ulsan's natural environment, once degraded by industrialization, is now being restored, resulting in the return of animals to the river, including some endangered species. As the wildlife population increases, so does the frequency of incidents involving them, highlighting the importance of reflecting on the meaning of human-animal coexistence. This is the story of the Ulsan Wildlife Rescue and Management Center, which strives to achieve this goal.

In MEAT(LOV)ER, director KyungSeo Park unleashes Baby, a young woman bound by repression and restriction, who is suddenly given permission to eat meat—and can’t stop.

The 92th 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!

A time of looking at the sea, accompanied by poetry imbued with death and eternity.

A story of the bond between a mother and a son who begins living alone after completing his university entrance exams. A son bids farewell to his nosy but loving mother and the home of his memories. A mother's heart is touched by the final "thank you" she hears from her son. The day of parting. Looking back on their memories, the father and son become lonely... However, there is a big secret behind the mother's tears... By the time I finished watching it, it was already late. A human mystery mystery-solving comedy where you can't get "a certain word" out of your head.

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Feeling depressed, Yasuaki takes time off from work and spends his time aimlessly wandering the streets. One day he meets a woman who tells him that she has spent three years waiting for her lover to return. The two form a bond as they open up about their pasts.

What if Putin’s Russia in 2022 had never happened? Such is the hypothesis of this historical-hysterical dystopia, partly generated by AI, and driven by our political unconscious.

Ziheng who has severe HIV-phobia pleads with his boyfriend Chendong to take an HIV test, and they argue furiously about trust issue in the dormitory, with Ziheng trying to force a blood drawing. Meanwhile, another roommate is on his way there ……

Young female writer Wen Yiqing received a writing invitation from Shanghai. Olivia Qiu, a 32-year-old teahouse owner, hoped that Wen would write a novel based on her story with her late mentor, Mrs Choi. Three years ago, Mrs Choi was diagnosed with cancer. Olivia regretted her years of estrangement and dropped everything to rush to Mrs Choi’s bedside. They stayed together for a year until Mrs. Choi passed away. After that, Olivia received a mysterious box filled with postcards and letters she had sent to Mrs. Choi in the past, as well as reply letters that Mrs Choi had never sent… Wen, as a story recorder wandering in the unfamiliar city, met a stranger with very different personalities but sympathetic to each other. Her heart rippled and had a wonderful resonance this past event…

The deliveryman Xiaofei falls in love with the fake photographer Chen Lan. When she unexpectedly discovers Chen Lan’s true identity, she realizes that her nude photos have appeared in an art exhibition.

There’s a third-rate planet (earth) in the Raniakhia supergroup; there is a city on the planet; there is a small restaurant in the city; there is a little girl in the restaurant; and this little girl is the protagonist of the new documentary “I” and my friends made. But one day, “I” and my friends watched the newly cut film.

This is the story of Gaku and his friend Ryu, born and raised in a rural town in Kagoshima, Japan. The two are trying their best to live in the present with "weakness" in the enormous amount of time they have. They experience bullying, suicide, and abuse, and learn that life is full of absurdities, disparities, wars, and various contradictions.