서울국제여성영화제

To all of you still racing toward your dreams—please, please, please stay healthy!

Eunha is the devoted eldest daughter of a Korean family and a veteran nurse with ten years of experience. While dealing with a mess caused by her younger brother, she finds herself sinking deeper into crime.

A brother and sister grew up throwing the same ball in the same yard. The younger brother became a recruited student athlete, while the older sister became a baseball player working shifts at a logistics center. This is not simply one family’s story, but the story of how baseball has spent 150 years erasing one half.

Now the sides have changed—the women are stepping up to the plate to fight back.

Shinae tries to help her daughter, Hana, find her first love. Hana is unable to empathize with other people’s emotions.

Sojeong, a 27-year old woman who has barely been in relationship, confronts her shame about her body. She finds the way to love herself who asks again the meaning of love and relationship.

After the death of the filmmaker’s mother, sorting through her belongings leads to an unexpected discovery: the filmmaker was adopted. What begins as a search for the truth about the filmmaker’s birth becomes an exploration of what family means and how to live after loss.

Jangmi, a third-year architecture student at a vocational high school, is tasked with designing a “house” for her graduation project. Unable to move forward with her design, she ends up submitting architectural plans drawn by an older schoolmate, Minsu.

A woman who once pursued a forbidden love comes to understand herself by confronting what has been missing within her.