Yang Seokyoung

After experiencing the prolonged illness and eventual loss of my father, I went through a mental and physical breakdown. In particular, I suffered from an eating disorder. I sometimes binge eat and other days, I barely eat. I think fasting is the only way to get closer to my father and punish myself by suffering from guilt. While attempting to manifest his presence through his absence, how do I use the cinema to express something unseeable and immaterial?

A poetic love letter between two women rebelling against the heteronormative gaze.

A Korean undergrad in California explores body issues and their entanglement with family and being a student abroad.

After the newest member of the popular clique receives a devastating breakup call during her initiation, the group must sing and dance their way to sisterhood and bloody revenge.

A director explores the traces of three paths to resurrect the studio apartment, once the sole home of her father's existence.

In a foreign city, a young woman wanders through the night in search of someone from her dreams. Amidst urban structures and encounters with strangers, she may not be dreaming alone.

To cure and care for the bodily loss, the film showcases an exorcism through embodied dance and poetic manifestation.