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Free to Fly

Wide Angle

Crime/Violence · Coming of Age · Psychology

  • Country / RegionKorea
  • Production Year1997
  • Running Time29min
  • Format16mm
  • ColorCOLOR / b&w
Program Note
A boy who dreams of being a dancer wants to quit school. A girl hangs around a TV station in hopes of meeting her idol. Using a handheld camera and naturalistic acting, a two unconventional teenagers are sensitively depicted. Filmed alternately in color and black-and-white, and making imaginative use of slow-mo techniques, this film captures inner worlds as the two swing from enthusiasm and inspiration to anxiety and frustration. (Kwon Yong-Min)
Director
Director
Park Eun-Kyung
Director
Kim Tae-Yong
Born in 1969, Tae-yong Kim graduated from Yonsei University and the Korean Academy of Film Arts in 1998. Acclaimed for his film [Memento Mori](co-directed with Kyu-dong Min), he made various works such as [Pass Me and Twentidentity](2004), a digital omnibus film. He also made a documentary film, [On the Road, Two](2005), and has worked as an actor in [Camellia Project ](2004, 이송희일 and more) and [My Lovely Week ](2005, Kyu-dong Min).
Director
Min Kyu-Dong
Graduating from the Korean Academy of Film Arts, MIN won various awards with his short films, [Herstory] (1995) and [Seventeen] (1997) at various short film festivals. In 1999 he co-directed [Momento Mori] with KIM Tae-yong and made his feature film debut. Later, he directed [All for Love] (2005) and [Antique] (2008) which was invited to the Berlin Film Festival last year.
Credit
  • Director
    Park Eun-Kyung
    Kim Tae-Yong
    Min Kyu-Dong
  • ScreenplayKim Tae-Yong
    Min Kyu-Dong
    Park Eun-Kyung
  • CinematographyCho Keun-Sik
Photo
BNK부산은행
제네시스
네스프레소
한맥
네이버
CGV
파라다이스 호텔 부산
한국거래소
드비치골프클럽 주식회사
트립닷컴
아이앱 스튜디오
두산트리븐센텀
팔라티움
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Busan Metropolitan City
Korean Film Council
BUSAN CINEMA CENTER