World Cinema
Quo Vadis, Aida?Jasmila Zbanic, whose debut feature Grbavica (2006) won the Berlin Golden Bear, once again captures the Bosnian tragedy on camera. In 1995, Bosnians seek refuge from the Serbian army at a UN peacekeeping camp. Aida, a UN translato...
World Cinema
RascalRascal, the first feature by Dourountzis, who already received critical attention for his short story The Wanderer (2014), is a social thriller that reflects the director’s vivid experience and imagination of working for ‘Samu Soc...
World Cinema
Red SoilNurse Nour is transferred to a chemical factory where her father works. The company, ignoring the health and the safety of the workers and the local community, has released toxic waste. Nour feels conflict in the face of the truth...
Flash Forward
RivalReminiscent of the preface of Emile Ajar′s The Life Before Us, Rivals spends a great deal of time depicting the process of people, who speak different languages, either manage or fail to communicate. A 9-yearold Ukrainian boy, Rom...
World Cinema
Saint-NarcisseDominic and Daniel, twin brothers separated at birth, reunite after more than 20 years. They are infatuated with their other half; however, they find themselves entangled in a web of vengeance and vindication on their way to disco...
Wide Angle
Sasang: The Town on SandSasang: The Town on Sand is a 9 year project in by director Park Baeil who also produced Milyang Arirang (2013), After Breaking the Silence (2016), and Soseongri (2018). The work for Sasang: The Town on Sand never stopped even whe...
Wide Angle
School Town KingSchool Town King opens with a boy rapping. The 18-year-old Book and 13-year-old Non, living in the slums of Thailand, already know a “life that started from zero”. These “slum kids rappers,” who dream of becoming the best rappers ...
Wide Angle
Self-portrait 2020Director Lee Dongwoo of No Money, No Future (2016), created his second film with the main character of a homeless man he met at Tapgol Park in Jongno. One morning, this homeless man is drunk and approaches director Lee for money. ...
Opening Film & Closing Film
Septet: The Story of Hong KongSeven legendary Hong Kong filmmakers, whose names alone are enough to excite cinephiles, made an omnibus film about Hong Kong. Produced by Johnnie To, this seven-part anthology is a tribute to Hong Kong, ranging from the 1950s to ...
Wide Angle
Sewing SistersIn the late 1960s and early 1970s, girls aged 12 to 16 began working at Pyeonghwa Market. Running sewing machines, they also study the Labor Standards Act under the tutelage of Jeon Taeil. On September 9, 1977, they were imprisone...