Lisa is turning her hit song Dream into a cinematic moment, teaming up with actor Kentaro Sakaguchi.

A woman who entered the island to collect doctoral degree information meets a shaman who received the gods, a hereditary shaman, a shaman who has learned God, and a musician to hear various stories about Jindo shamanism. While having nightmares about an unfamiliar young shaman's suggestion and going through troubles such as seeing ghosts, she finds that there is a shaman in her family. The main character thought the bad relationship between her maternal grandmother and the shaman's maternal grandmother was problematic. However, there is a hidden twist...

HA Hari, standing at 145cm, and DOKGO Mook, towering at 190cm, are lovers facing a 45cm height gap. Despite hurting their necks and waists in the process, they cherish each other deeply. Doctors advise separation due to neck and waist disc issues, yet these two, who are simply fond of one another, ponder over the impossibility of meeting more.

is director YI Seung-jun’s latest feature who charmed the world’s documentary fans with the love story of a deaf blind poet and his soul mate in . The director switches the focus to a mother whose daughter was born with hearing and visual impairment. Without having seen a ray of light or heard any sound for the last 19 years, Ye-ji’s world seems inexplicable and looks as if she is floating in space like an astronaut. Still, the mother cannot give up on Ye-ji, since she encountered some magical moments of connection with her daughter. The film invites us to a mother and daughter’s journey into finding words of their own.

Same-sex marriage has been legalized. Jeongha prepares a wedding with her female partner while seeking recognition from the heterosexual-centered society.

Hye-rim is an actress who suffers from trauma after an underwater accident during filming. She moves to the remote city of Yang-ju, where she starts an isolated life. One day, Hye-rim stumbles upon the old ‘Sam-hee Apartment.' An adventure begins in her daily life as she becomes involved with the apartment.

Born bully, Kim Chang-sik, while cleaning everything up to live a normal life again, he meets a sad girl, Kim So-hee. A story where Kim Chang-sik had no choice but to participate in So-hee's situation, more than his own.

Sun Ki, the worker in a waste disposal center in a small port town, keeps reminding the memory that he wants to forget.

The male owner lived with his parents. One day, he went home and bumped into a strange woman to take a bath in his own house. It turned out to be the daughter of his father's friend. Seeing that the two were of the same age, the man wanted to associate with her, but she did not want to. The man even sneaked into her room and sneaked into her underwear, and was discovered by her mother. In fact, the father of the man is also an old-colored stick. The girl like this daughter is also a child.

The film connects the present of a failed revolutionary, who has left the factories and cities behind, with the death of a subcontracted worker two decades prior. Across this temporal divide, it explores the lingering, unabandonable possibility of a new revolution—a stark meditation on struggle, memory, and the embers of hope that refuse to be extinguished.​

Ji-heon (female, 17), runs down the hallway every morning because she doesn't want to share the elevator with Hyun-min (male, 18), who lives upstairs in the same apartment. The one who doesn't want to face Hyun-min is Hyun-min's father, the mother's lover. They seem to be trying to take their mother away from Ji-heon. Then, Ji-heon witnesses his mother's attendance as Hyun-min's mother during the parent interview at the school.

One summer night, Jeong-ho's younger brother, Jeong-gi, suddenly comes and asks him to scrap the car. On the way to the junkyard, Jeong-ho almost hits a deer that suddenly appeared. Then, a familiar thump comes from the trunk.

The trial of Lee Do Jin about his habitual dating abuse is held on-line. In the middle of the trial, prosecutor Kang noticed that something strange is happening.

This documentary, set against the backdrop of Busan's daytime party Club Insomnia, explores why we feel the need to party and connect with others. Ultimately, it seeks to convey a simple yet fundamental truth-that every moment of selecting, playing, and listening to music is an act of love and joy.

Tango at Dawn reflects on the relationships of three women working in a factory, and their relationships and attitudes in life are portrayed by their very different personalities.

A story about a creative family from Tongyeong, a small city in the south of the Korean Peninsula. A family's life diary from the year 1951 to 2017.