Experimental Experimental Short Films

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On a regular day, a narcissist follows her routine of daily self-absorption through her obsession with selfies. What happens when you don't like the outcome of a photo?

After learning his mother’s sudden death, a rebellious Hwagyo (Chinese in Korea) teenager sets out on an unknown journey to Taiwan in order to fulfill his mother’s last will, and to seek for his identity…

'Manhunt' is a dark, surrealistic revenge fantasy of animals on humans for the mess they have made. The core idea for this short film is to switch the roles of humans and animals, hunters and hunted, to show how the world could be like from the animals' perspectives, and to put us humans in their shoes.

This film holds a message to all: Love our healthy Korean food for the sake of our well-being, instead of all those instant junk food.

On another fine day, at the top of the roof under the sun, the bird is staring at the fish falling from the sky.

Two children share a ball in a game of catch. Immersed in their own world, the exchange between them becomes more imaginative and magical. Things start to become more complex and eventually, the game comes to a breaking point. When everything shatters, they must decide to either fix what is broken or make something new.

A young Thai woman comes back to her homeland of Bangkok after living in Japan for over 10 years. Feeling estranged, she re-visits the places she used to go and tries to re- connect with her childhood friends. However, this leaves her feeling more estranged. Then she opens up to the beauty of Bangkok in another dimension. She earns herself friends and finds herself “home”.

Macondo is the town where the story of "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Garcia Marquez took place. " 'God damn it!' he shouted, Macondo is surrounded by water on all sides.' " --- "One Hundred Years of Solitude" The story of this film takes place in the most desolate part of a train trip, where nothing on the ground can be seen except for a broken house. When this house is totally disconnected from the other parts of the trip --- the cities, the countries and forests, just like they are also disconnected from one another --- the train joins them together. The train is the only witness of the existence of the house, and also the only medium that provides the possibility of connection between the isolated. Only when the noise from the train gets into his ears, he who lives in the house, knows that he is not irrelevant to the rest of the world. He might have witnessed the rise and fall of a remote town, which was built along the track but then disappeared without a trace; or he might have witnessed nothing, for he has been here all alone since the beginning of time. The noise of the train gets into his dreams at night, and wakes him up in the morning. The boundary between dream and reality is never clear; the time flows no more. People on the train might have remembered this house, however, forgetting it at the same moment they turn away their eyes. The connection, as a matter of fact, was never built. The house exists, but it does not; it does not, but it does --- only in the forgotten memories.

A passageway of life and a nostalgic memoir of my childhood days."...a very evocative, creative and playful response indeed. It covers nostalgia but in the most captivating way." - Christine Molloy, UK Filmmaker"....embodies the essence of what you can do with a film in 90 seconds - Tell me a story by bringing me into your world." - Nicholas Chee, Sinema.sg----------------------------------

Trina’s idea of happiness has been defined by what’s on the interface of her smartphone, but she finds out the hard way that there's actually life beyond it.