The family is always oblivious of the ‘individual’ while the state often manipulates the ‘family’. Then, the individual occasionally loses oneself in the name of state and family. Twenty-s... More
Independent films explore Korean angst 2007/03/16, Source, "Is Everyone Alright" is a free screening of Korean documentaries made by independent filmmakers. The documentaries cover a wide range of social issues in Korea. They show at various times at the Ilmin Museum.
"Lady Camellia", by,...More
7th JIFF Wrap-up and Awards 2006/05/30, Source, The 7th Jeonju International Film Festival wrapped Friday May 5th after a 9 day run. Unlike the frenetically paced and glamour-intensive Pusan International Film Festival, JIFF offered movie-goers a leisurely and audience-friendly atmosphere along with innovative programming from the world of indepe,...More
The 7th Jeonju International Film Festival wrapped Friday May 5th after a nine-day run. Unlike the frenetically paced and glamour-intensive Pusan International Film Festival, JIFF offered movie-goers a leisurely and audience-friendly atmosphere along,...More
The family is always oblivious of the ‘individual’ while the state often manipulates the ‘family’. Then, the individual occasionally loses oneself in the name of state and family. Twenty-something Se-young, thirty-something Kyung-eun, and forty-something Kyung-soon all try to find the true meaning of their existence within a family that constantly violates the self while Vincent, an American adoptee, mocks Korea’s ‘blood relations obsessed’ society.
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