Erick Oh | United States, South Korea | 2015 | 4 min
O is the latest independent film by the USA-based Korean director Erick Oh. He has a specific artistic and animation style based on contrasting black and white and the instability of metamorphosing shapes. His half-abstract elaborately animated films border on an experiment.We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Yumi Joung | South Korea | 2012 | 15 min
Distinct and artistically inventive black-and-white film Love Games explores a relationship between a man and a woman which is portrayed as some sort of a wicked game. The film, which works with various symbols, competed at, among other festivals, the 2013 Berlinale.
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Seunghee Kim | South Korea | 2017 | 4 min
One digs beneath the surface of the other to reach the deepest place of his heart during struggles. It lightens up the darkness. They fulfill one another within the sense of oneness. This film portrays the process of spiritual deep connection in love by implication. The origami cube and painting on the cube means the relationship between body and soul.
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Kim Kangmin | South Korea | 2015 | 8 min
In the summer of 1992, Dujung, an elementary student, goes to a farm in the suburbs with his parents. While his parents believe the expensive and rare specialty from the farm will strengthen their son’s body, Dujung suffers side effects.
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Nari Jang | South Korea | 2016 | 9 min
She was abused by her father during childhood. Since he left, the pain and anger had begun to fade. One day, unexpectedly, she was struck by a revelation about her father’s life that cast her feelings about him into confusion.
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Seoro Oh | South Korea | 2015 | 4 min
The author describes his film which was screened in the Annecy official selection, among other festivals, with the following words: Especially in the classroom when the drowsiness comes flocking during the afternoon lessons, my experience of trying to overcome drowsiness physically and mentally or this experience which everyone may have experienced has been drawn into a fantasy.
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Minji Kang | South Korea | 2016 | 8 min
We sculpt ourselves based on other people’s opinions. The heroine, who is in her mid twenties, is job hunting. She is on her way home after another tiring interview. There are lots of plastic surgery centres along the streets of Seoul, and many attractive men and women pass her by.
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Kyungmin Woo | South Korea | 2014 | 6 min
This CGI film won the main prize at the Festival of Web Animation. Its young author, who studied visual design at the Hanyang University and worked as a graphic artist in the Alfred Imageworks studios, is already working on a feature film based on this short.
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Saebyul Hwangbo | South Korea | 2014 | 15 min
This work intends to depict a contradictory psychology known as ambivalence by metaphorically comparing a digital process called defragmentation to a human thinking process. A computer process resembles the human brain system. Paradoxically, however, man’s emphasis on efficiency creates an illusion that people are digitalized by the thinking style of the computer.
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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Dahee Jeong | France, South Korea | 2014 | 7 min
For a man who is tormented by doubts of his very existence, getting up from a chair may be an impossible task. Or at least it seems so to the protagonist of Man on the Chair, who is lost in his surreal imagination. But could it be real?
We 03/05/2017
16.00-17.16
free seats: 28
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Sa 06/05/2017
20.30-21.46
free seats: 17
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