An independent film festival in Seoul is offering moviegoers a deeper understanding of the genre.
The movies being screened there tackle social issues from home and abroad.
Our Son Heekyung takes us to the scene.
A film festival for independent movies has opened in Seoul for the 32nd year.
The reels are rolling at this annual event, which has sustained its popularity over the past three decades.
SON HEEKYUNG, REPORTER: "The Seoul Independent Film Festival provides a festive ground for independent filmmakers to come together.
Organizers say the gala was launched to promote creative artistry and innovation among domestic filmmakers and ultimately those of the world".
The directors have worked with limited budgets, and their works mainly target a niche audience.
Most of the films are by moviemakers in their 20s and 30s who were born into freedom.
For those into the environment, human rights and labor strikes, this festival is spot on.
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