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Drawing a Freedom
A prisoner draws on the margins of books. When his books are taken away, he starts drawing on the walls of his cell.
Booming Animation From South Korea 2
80 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
Existence
On a rainy night, a dog and a cat meet in a bar round the corner.
I Love Picnic
A white bear in Iceland leaves his home for a picnic. Something special happens.
I Love Sky
All-round player likes sports very much. One day, a crisis arises and then he has to struggle for life.
Light and Coin
A spaceship of shadow people lands in a town where three friends are living in peace.
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Light House Keeper
Neighbours of a lighthouse keeper make a fool of him.
Sofa
About solitude and togetherness of a woman with a cat and a man.
The Life
A man carrying his little son on his back climbs up the totempole.
The Nest
A bird sitting on eggs lost everything in the war. Despite the despair of its loss, it hatches a small creature.
The Paper Boy
The paper boy makes the newspaper and delivers it to the town as he always does. But nobody wants the paper.
