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A Day
A boy is so happy with his new shoes. He runs and flies like an airplane.
Booming Animation From South Korea 1
65 minutes
South Korea was once known only for low wages that allowed cheap production of many Asian and Western films and TV series. The economic malaise in the early 1990s led the Korean government to offer active support Lo a number of industries, including animation. Five large animation festivals, around ten institutions offering support, more than a hundred training courses, thousands of students and a large audience which has grown together with the medium, are all symptoms of the boom in Korean animation.
This program screened as part of HAFF 2004
Showing in this program
Butterfly Dream
A famous singer and dancer of humble origins meets a nobleman and falls in love.
Daddy and I
A sexually abused child transports herself into her mind to escape her terrible ordeal.
Hey, JungHyun
A common duty in life such as dishwashing, can be seen in a different aspect.
Hungboga
Binary is a principle of separation by two and this separation already carries process of unification. Each binary opposition is penetrated to the other side through a membrane between them and transformed into their opponent.
June the Pillow
Julie goes camping with her class and brings her favourite pillow.
The Ordinary People
An old man displays odd behaviour in the subway train.
Umbrella and a Loach
A girl has a fantastic idea how to catch loaches in a stream.
Who Killed Myself?
Various images of Japanese playing card show the vague relationship between human and nature.
