Writer Sung-ho finds his voice with Founder 101, a raw portrait of entrepreneurial failure set against Seoul's demanding startup environment. The series was sparked by the stark image of a close family member's collapse, tracing a young founder's desperate path from an elite university to a cold, cramped office. Sung-ho integrates his observation of the... Continue Reading →
For Rio Firmansyah, Love Cam is where a quiet office job collides with the temptation to measure every emotion. A throwaway idea about a shy worker glimpsing floating percentages above people’s heads grew into a romantic story about insecurity, comparison, and the risk of trusting what you feel instead of what the numbers say. Drawing... Continue Reading →
In the space where Korean folktales meet Gen Z reality, writer Helin Marlina finds her voice with Kongjwi and the Gen Z God. What started as a wish to see Kongjwi and Patjwi through the eyes of today’s girls grew, over multiple contest entries, into a bold reimagining that questions gender roles, family expectations, and... Continue Reading →
In the realm where humor meets heartfelt storytelling, director Younggeun Kim finds his stride with Allergy. What began as a lighthearted quip about a friend’s love life evolved into a cinematic exploration of vulnerability, perseverance, and the courage to embrace imperfection. With a knack for turning the mundane into the extraordinary, he crafts a narrative... Continue Reading →
In My Life, Angelina, the story of Gilwoo unfolds as a poignant exploration of solitude and the innate human desire for connection. Based on real-life events, the film delves into the struggles of an elderly man seeking companionship and the dangers that modern technology and AI-based scams can bring. We sat down with the director... Continue Reading →
In Late Afternoon of a Kitchen Drinker, director Wiji Jang presents a delicate yet profound journey into the unspoken struggles of identity, motherhood, and quiet despair. Drawing on her own experiences, Jang crafts a world where sign language, water, and alcohol become subtle metaphors for self-reflection, loss, and healing. In an exclusive interview, she reveals... Continue Reading →
In the world of cinematic storytelling, where each frame is a heartbeat and every glance a revelation, director Jihoon Park crafts a world of quiet intensity in Deadline. With a sharp eye for detail and a profound understanding of the unspoken, Park delves into the tensions of family life, where the weight of hidden anxieties... Continue Reading →
In One Bullet, Namgi Kim constructs a gripping post-apocalyptic world where every choice carries immense weight. Drawing from personal reflections and inspired by the nuances of Korean culture, the film delves into the emotional and moral struggles of survival, trust, and sacrifice. With meticulous attention to detail—from set design to the symbolic use of weapons... Continue Reading →
In Taste of Grapes, the director weaves a tender yet raw portrait of childhood, where curiosity, resentment, and the unspoken complexities of family love are brought to life through the eyes of young Ingyu. Inspired by his own experiences growing up with a father who drank, the filmmaker explores the bittersweet moments that define our... Continue Reading →
In Gold Medal, director Kyungjin Song brings an intimate lens to the universal complexities of family bonds. Through nuanced storytelling and a touch of real-life inspiration, the film unravels the delicate dance of gratitude and the unspoken emotions that often linger between parent and child. With a heartfelt yet realistic approach, Gold Medal invites us... Continue Reading →
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