Sojunghan nare kkum | Ahob Salui Salubia

Runtime: 105 min.
Age: 16+

Зелёные дни
Sojunghan nare kkum

Year: 2010
Country: South Korea
Director: Jae-hoon Ahn, Hye-jin Han
Genre: animation, drama, family
Language: Korean
Runtime: 98 min.
Age: 12+
Green Days: Dinosaur and I. Not wanting to lose, Yi-rang orchestrates a collapse in the middle of a relay race even though she's on the verge of giving up her dream of becoming an athlete. At the same time, Soo-min transfers in from Seoul and Cheol-soo, who dreams of becoming a scientist, come into her life. They are all immature but they are in the midst of youthful aspiration. With this warm-hearted animation, HAN Hye-jin and AN Jae-hoon encourage Yi-rang's dreams and portray the fantasy and flutter of adolescence through encounters with good people. Set in the '80s and '90s, an old umbrella and a railroad crossing the downtown in the film is the stuff that reminds us of our lost past, evoking a reminiscence in the audience of that which is vanished. It is a way of evoking the real "dreams" that we have lost in this modern society where a rapid capitalization is progressing.

Awards & Festivals:

Annecy International Animated Film Festival – participation
Women in Film Korea Festival – Director Award

Девятилетняя Салвия
Ahob Salui Salubia

Year: 2020
Country: South Korea
Director: Jang Na-ri
Genre: animation, short
Language: no dialogue
Runtime: 7 min.
Age: 16+
Salvia at Nine. A nine-year-old girl lives in a neighborhood where a father watches erotic videos next to his child and an elderly child molester resides in the elementary school. One day, the girl is stealing snacks from a supermarket when she is caught by the woman who owns the store. The girl hands over 100 won for the candy in her hand and runs away.