“SHOW ME THE MONEY” is directed by 10 aspiring young filmmakers who represent Korean Cinema and Korean Independent Cinema. With humor, sarcasm, and 10 minutes each at hand, they are to give an opportunity to unveil the portrait of Korean society which gravely concerns about money. Directed by 10 filmmakers “SHOW ME THE MONEY” is consists of 10 short episodes interlaced with money anecdotes that everyone might undergo at least once in their lives.
OVERVIEW
Since 2007, Jeonju International Film Festival, JIFF, has been supporting Korean Short films via this project named "Short! Short! Short!" For the celebration its 10th edition, JIFF 2009 invited 10 leading young filmmakers who represent Korea Independent Cinema and presented “Show Me the Money” in sharing of the same topic, "Money". The film consists of various genres, from horror to melodrama, and well describes diverse groups of people who are being intertwined with money.
In “Anxiety”, LEE SONG Hee-il sharply catches the moment of anxiety of a married couple who don't trust each other due to a debt from stock trading. In “Coin Boy”, KWEON Jong-kwan tells a story of a boy who collecting coins and his dream girl, and the story goes on to an unexpected, catastrophic conclusion. In “Penny Lover”, KIM Sung-ho follows emotional flows of a couple from the first meet to the last moment with setting coins in the center of the relationship. “Fastest Man in the World” is a black and white film and, ironical to the title, portrays the calm life of a homeless. The director, Chegy, is well-known for his experimental works.
There are a couple of episodes which full of satires, mockeries and humors. YOON Seong-ho criticizes on money and the current political situation of Korea in “Neo Liberal Man”, “Our Last Words, Live” of CHOE Equan and “Sitcom” of YANG Hea-hoon do the similar. “Saw” describes the fear of a man on the saw and the director, KIM Eun-kyung, follows the convention of horror genre in her episode. In “A Tip for Cigarettes”, NAM Da-jeung reveals the dark side of media through a filthy dealing in a situation involving in cost of a pack of cigarettes. last, in “Hundred Nails and a Deer Antler”, KIM Young-nam portrays a head to head battle between workers and an owner over delayed wages. With 10 episodes in total, “Show Me the Money” is a unique omnibus film of most talented directors.
- CHOE Ik-hwan
Born in 1970 Seoul.
Graduated from Korean Academy of Film Arts
Graduated from Seoul National University BA
MFA, New Genres Department, San Francisco Art Institute
1994
[The Sound of Heaven & Earth] 16mm, 15min.
1995
[A Dream of Dreambox] animation, video, 17min
1996
[The Evidence that We are Alive]16mm, 14min.
Official Selection, 3rd Seoul Short Film Festival (1996, Korea)
2000
[Why Do I Want to be a Boxing Referee] 35mm, 18min.
Short Film Section, Festival of Seville, Cinema and Sport (2001, Spain)
New Korean Cinema, 36th Karlovy Vary Int'l Film Festival (2001, Czech Republic)
Busan Asian Short Film Festival (2001, Korea)
Competition, 6th Shadowline Salerno Film Festival (2001, Italy)
15th Fribourg Int’l Film Festival (2001, Switzerland)
Wide Angle, 5th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2001, Korea)
2002
[A True Memory] experimental, 16mm, 6'30"
Best Debut Film in Experimental Film, New York Exposition of Short Film & Video Festival (2002, USA)
Resfest Digital Film Festival (2002, Korea)
Competition, Seoul Net Festival (2002, Korea)
Competition, Busan Asian Short Film Festival (2002, Korea)
IndieForum, Korean Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2002, Korea)
2005
[Whispering Corrdiors 4: Voice] 35mm, color, 104min.
2008
[Life Is Cool] 35mm, color, 98min.
2009
[Our Last Words, Live -an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min.(9'15")
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
- NAM Da-jeong
Born in 1980, Seoul
Finished Graduate School of The Korean National University of Arts, Dept. of Film & Multimedia
2000 [The Baby Bird] 16mm, b/w, 9min.
2001 [Clouds] 16mm, color, 11min.
2003 [Where Has My Sooni Gone] 16mm, color, 15min.
Competition, Busan Asian Short Film Festival (2003, Korea)
Competition, 29th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2003, Korea)
2nd Korean Film Award (2003, Korea)
Competition, 2nd Mise-en-scène’s Genre Film Festival (2003, Korea)
1st Seoul Christianity Film Festival (2003, Korea)
Competition, 9th Int'l Short Film Festival in Drama (2003, Greece)
Int’l Film Festival For Children And Young (2003, Chile)
11th Chilean Int’l Short Films Festival (2003, Chile)
Competition, 34th Tampere Int’l Short Film Festival (2004, Finland)
2005 [Good-bye Daddy] 35mm, color, 11min.
Competition, 4th Mise-en-scène’s Genre Film Festival (2005, Korea)
Short Shorts Int’l Short Film Festival (2006, USA)
2007 [Children of the Old Days] HD, color, 24'10"
2009 [A Tip for Cigarettes-an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (11'15" )
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
- KWON Jong-kwan
Born in Seoul, Korea
Graduated Kyung-hee Univ. Korean Language and Literature
1996 [techNOman] video
1999 [28th October 1979, A Sunny Sunday] 16mm, 17min. b&w
Korean Shorts: Critics’ Week, 3rd Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2002, Korea)
18th Chicago Int’l Children's Film Festival (2001, USA)
Competition, 12th BBC British Short Film Festival (2000, UK)
Competition, 10th "Message To Man" Int'l Film Festival (2000, Russia)
Best Short Award, 37th Grand Bell Awards (2000, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Maker’s Forum (2000, Korea)
Competition, Busan Asian Film Festival (2000, Korea)
Special Screening, 14th Fribourg Int'l Film Festival (2000, Switzerland)
Best Short Award, 4th Pusan Int'l Film Festival (1999, Korea)
Outstanding Short Award, 6th Cheju Shinyoung Short Film Festival (1999, Korea)
25th Korean Indie & Short Film Festival (1999, Korea)
2000 [Uncle ‘Bar’ at Barbershop] 35mm, 22' 50", color
'10 Years of Indiestory' Festival(2008, HongKong)
17th Inside Out Toronto Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival (2007, Canada)
Fusion: 4th Los Angeles LGBT People of Color Film Festival (2006, USA)
Kansai Queer Film Festival (2006, Tokyo)
22nd Uppsala Int'l Short Film Festival, Gay & Lesbian Special Section (2003, Sweden)
Melbourne Queer Film Festival (2003, Australia)
11th Washington DC’s Int’l G&L Film Festival (2002, USA)
Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival (2002, USA)
14th New York Lesbian & Gay Film Festival (2002, USA)
Korean Shorts: Critics’ Week, 3rd Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2002, Korea)
Panorama, 17th Turin Int’l Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (2002, Italy)
16th London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival (2002, UK)
Shorts! Int’l Short Film Festival (2001, The Netherlands)
image+nation : Montréal's ‘l Queer Film + Video Festival (2001, Canada)
OUTFEST– 19th Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (2001, USA)
Excellent Film Awards, Korea Visual Arts Festival (2001, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers' Forum (2001, Korea)
Busan Asian Short Film Festival (2001, Korea)
Short Film Award, 38th Grand Bell Awards (2001, Korea)
Competition, 26th Korean Indie & Short Film Festival (2000, Korea)
Wide Angle, 5th Pusan Int'l Film Festival (2000, Korea)
2004 [S Diary] 35mm, color, 104min.
2005 [Sad Movie] 35mm, color, 108min.
2009 [Coin Boy-an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (11'10")
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
- LEE SONG Hee-il
Born in 1971, Ik-san, Chon-book, Korea
1998 [Everyday like a Sunday] 16mm, 20min., color/b&w
IndieForum, Korean Independent Film & Video Makers' Forum (1998, Korea)
2000 [Sugar Hill] 16mm, 23min. color
1st KASHISH Mumbai Queer Film Festival (2010, India)
Korean Retrospective, 43rd Bilbao Int’l Film Festival (2001, Spain)
Dragons and Tigers series, 20th Vancouver Int’l Film Festival (2001, Canada)
19th OUTFEST Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (2001, USA)
10th Tokyo Int’l Lesbian & Gay Film Festival (2001, Japan)
16th Int’l Film Festival Cinema Jove (2001, Spain)
16th Turin Int’l Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (2001, Italy)
Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film & Video Festival (2001, Hong Kong)
Korean Panorama, 23rd Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival (2001, France)
Special Screening, 26th Korean Indie & Short Film Festival (2000, Korea)
Grand Prix, Busan Asian Film Festival (2000, Korea)
IndieForum, Korean Independent Film & Video Makers' Forum (2000, Korea)
2001 [Good Romance] DV 6mm, 30min., color
Korean Independent Cinema: Sharpest New Voices in Film and Video (2004, Japan)
Korean Shorts: Critics’ Week, 3rd Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2002, Korea)
11th Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema (2002, USA)
Outstanding Short, Gwangju Int'l Film Festival (2001, Korea)
Grand Prize, 27th Korean Independent Film Festival (2001, Korea)
45th Regus London Film Festival (2001, UK)
Dragons and Tigers Series, 20th Vancouver Intl Film Festival (2001, Canada)
5th Puchon Int’l Fantastic Film Festival (2001, Korea)
Excellent Film Awards, Busan Asian Film Festival (2001, Korea)
IndieForum, Korean Independent Film & Video Makers' Forum (2001, Korea)
2003 [Say that You Want to Fuck with Me] DV 6mm. 28min.
2004 [La Traviata-an episode of Camellia Project] DV Cam, color, 93min.
Best Video Film & Special Mention, 21st Turin Int’l Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (2006, Italy)
3rd Prize in Press Award for Best Film, 11th Lyon Asian Film Festival (2005, France)
24th Reeling: Chicago Lesbian and Gay Int’l Film Festival (2005, USA)
1st InDpanda Int’l Short Film Festival (2005, Hong Kong)
Korean Independent Film Special Section, 14th Brisbane Int’l Film Festival (2005, Australia)
Competition, 17th New Fest-New York Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Film Festival (2005, USA)
Korean Independent Cinema-New Cinema Reloaded (2005, Japan)
Wide Angle, 9th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2004, Korea)
30th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2004, Korea)
2006 [No Regret] 35mm, color, 114min.
Best Independent Director of the Year, Director’s Cut Awards Korea (2007, Korea)
Best Film Award, Ansan Int’l Next Film Festival (2007, Korea)
Best New Actor, Critics' Choice Award Korea (2007, Korea)
Panorama, 57th Berlin Int’l Film Festival (2007, Germany)
Korean Cinema Today, 11th Pusan Int'l Film Festival (2006, Korea)
2009 [Anxiety-an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (10’15”)
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
2009 [Break Away] HD, color, 110nin.
14th Pusan Int'l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
- KIM Eun-kyung
Born in 1978, Seoul, Korea
Graduated from Sangmyung Univ. Dept. of Film Making and Study
1999 [My Bra] 6mm DV, color, 8min.
2000 [Blink] 16mm, color, 9min.
14th Lyon Asian Film Festival (2008, France)
Korea Special Program, 6th Winterthur Int'l Short Film Festival (2002, Switzerland)
Focus on Korea, 7th Int'l Short Film Festival of Iranian Young Cinema Society (2002, Iran)
INDIESTORY: The Korea Special, 14th Dresden Film Festival (2002, Germany)
Selected for 'Eastman-Kodak' scholarship program
Korea Special Program, 6th Winterthur Int'l Short Film Festival (2002, Switzerland)
Focus on Korea, 7th Int'l Short Film Festival of Iranian Young Cinema Society (2002, Iran)
INDIESTORY: The Korea Special, 14th Dresden Film Festival (2002, Germany)
3rd Shorts! Int’l Short Film Festival (2001, The Netherlands)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2001, Korea)
23rd Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival (2001, France)
1st Daegu Independent Short Film Festival (2000, Korea)
Wide Angle, 5th Pusan Int'l Film Festival (2000, Korea)
2001 [A Music Box] 16mm, color, 9min.
Short Section, 31st Int’l Film Festival Rotterdam (2001, The Netherlands)
Busan Asian Short Film Festival (2001, Korea)
Wide Angle, 6th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2001, Korea)
2004 [Fragile] 35mm, color, 16min.
2nd Chennai Women's Film Festival (2009, India)
Fokus Korea, 23rd Interfilm Int’l Short Film Festival Berlin (2007, Germany)
9th Toronto Reel Asian Film Festival (2005, Canada)
Competition, 11th Palm Springs Int’l Festival of Short Films (2005, USA)
7th Seoul Int’l Youth Film Festival (2005, Korea)
2nd Syracuse Int’l Film & Video Festival (2005, USA)
Competition, 30th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2004, Korea)
2006 [D-Day: Roommates] 35mm, color, 94min.
2009 [Saw-an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (7’35”)
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
- YANG Hea-hoon
Born in 1979, Korea.
Graduated from Seoul Institute of Arts, Dept. of Broadcasting.
“Who’s That Knocking at My Door?” is his first feature film.
2003 [Wind] DV 6mm, color, 5min.
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2003, Korea)
2004 [The Swaying Boat] 16mm, color, 25min.
5th Daegu Independent Short Film Festival (2004, Korea)
ndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2004, Korea)
9th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2004, Korea)
3rd Jeju Tmong Film Festival (2004, Korea)
2005 [Missing People] 16mm, color, 38min.
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2005, Korea)
2007 [Who’s That Knocking at My Door?] 35mm, color, 88min.
Fantasia International Film Festival (2008, Canada)
10th Barcelona Asian Film Festival (2008, Spain)
Korean Cinema Today–Vision, 12th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2007, Korea)
Audience Critics' Award/CJ-CGV Releasing-Support Project for Korean Feature Film, 8th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2007, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2007, Korea)
[My Dear Rosetta] 35mm, color, 10min.
Int’l Competition, 21st Leeds Int’l Film Festival (2007, UK)
Competition, 6th Jeju Film Festival (2007, Korea)
5th Hong Kong Asian Film Festival (2007, Hong Kong)
Int’l Showcase, 10th Expresion en Corto Int’l Film Festival (2007, Mexico)
Shorts Competition, 60th Cannes Film Festival (2007, France)
Competition, 8th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2007, Korea)
2009 [Sitcom -an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (12'15")
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
- Chegy
Born in Pusan, 1971.
1996 [Pause] 16mm, b&w
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (1996, Korea)
1999 [Prepared Landscape] 16mm, 12min.
Korean Retrospective, 9th Cote Court Int'l Film Festival (2000, France)
2nd Seoul Int'l Short Film Festival (2000, Korea)
IndieForum, Korea Independent Film & Video Makers' Forum (1999, Korea)
2001 [Index 1/Stained] DV 6mm, color, 10min.
6th Winterthur Int’l Short Film Festival (2002, Switzerland)
Competition, SeNef-Seoul Net Festival (2002, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers Forum (2002, Korea)
Competition, Gwangju Int’l Film Festival (2001, Korea)
Competition, 27th Korean Independent Film Festival (2001, Korea)
2002 [Rest in the Light] 16mm, color, 30min.
Dragons and Tigers Series, 23rd Vancouver Int’l Film Festival (2004, Canada)
Korean Independent Cinema: Sharpest New Voices in Film and Video (2004, Japan)
Competition, Busan Asian Short Film Festival (2003, Korea)
Critics' Week, 4th Jeonju Int'l Film Festival (2003, Korea)
Media City-9th Int'l Festival of Experimental Film and Video Art (2003, Canada)
Excellence Award in Mid-length Section, 28th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2002, Korea)
Opening Film, IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2002, Korea)
2003 [Index2/Into Your Eyes My Faith Remains] DV 6mm, color, 6min.
29th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2003, Korea)
[Index3/A Tongue, not to Get Rigid] DV 6mm, color, 11min.
2004 [Fade into You] HD, color, 70min.
Korean Independent Film Section, 14th Brisbane Int’l Film Festival (2005, Australia)
Korean Independent Cinema-New Cinema Reloaded (2005, Japan)
30th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2004, Korea)
Korean Cinema Section, 6th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2004, Korea)
IndieForum, Korean Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2004, Korea)
Young Cinema Section, 4th Gwangju Int’l Film Festival (2004, Korea)
Digital Express Section (Competition), 5th Seoul Film Festival (2004, Korea)
Drangons and Tigers Series (Competition), 23rd Vancouver Int’l Film Festival (2004, Canada)
2009 [Fastest Man in the World-an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (8’25”)
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
- YOON Seong-ho
Born in 1976, Korea
Graduated from Sogang Univ., Dept. of Mass Communication
Graduated from Graduate School of The Korean National University of Arts, Dept. of Film & Multimedia
2001 [Road to Samchunpo] DV 6mm, color, 40min.
Audience Award, Busan Asian Short Film Festival (2002, Korea)
Grand Prize, 3rd Seoul Int’l Youth Film Festival (2001, Korea)
Best Film, 1st Public Access Festival (2001, Korea)
2002 [A Disaster of Middle Classes] DV 6mm, color, 38min.
4th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2003, Korea)
Radical Prize, Indie Video Festival (2003, Korea)
2003 [A Desultory Empire] DV 6mm, color, 22min.
5th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2004, Korea)
8th Human Rights Film Festival (2004, Korea)
2nd Seoul Christianity Film Festival (2004, Korea)
2004 [If I Wear a Sword in the Stone] DV 6mm, color, 40min.
New Media Rookie Award, 5th New Media Art Festival in Seoul (2005, Korea)
Opening Film, IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2004, Korea)
5th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2004, Korea)
Wide Angle, 9th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2004, Korea)
Korean Independent Cinema: Sharpest New Voices in Film and Video (2004, Japan)
[Seongho, The Right Wing Boy] DV 6mm, color, 7min.
Opening Film, 10th Incheon Human Rights Film Festival (2005, Korea)
9th Human Rights Film Festival (2005, Korea)
Wide Angle, 10th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2005, Korea)
Opening Film, 9th Suwon Human Rights Film Festival (2005, Korea)
30th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2004, Korea)
4th Seoul Independent Documentary Film & Video Festival (2004, Korea)
2005 [Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now] 35mm, color, 22min.
4th Int’l Film Festival of Asia Pacific Countries in Vladivostok (2006, Russia)
Brazil Student Film Festival (2006, Brazil)
Korean Independent Cinema (2006, Japan)
Jury’s Special Prize, Tout Court Festival (2005, France)
2nd Anonimul Int’l Independent Film Festival (2005, Romania)
4th Korean Film Award (2005, Korea)
Wide Angle, 10th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2005, Korea)
Closing Film, IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2005, Korea)
6th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2005, Korea)
2006 [Portfolio] 35mm, color, 17"
26th San Francisco Int’l Asian American Film Festival (2008, USA)
6th Korean Film Award (2007, Korea)
Competition, 32nd Seoul Independent Film Festival (2006, Korea)
Sunje Fund Award (Best Short Film), 11th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2006, Korea)
2007 [Milky Way Liberation Front] HD, color, 100min.
50th Zlin International Film Festival for Children and Youth (2009, Czech Republic)
Revolve Film and Music Festival (2009, USA)
Korean Film Festival DC 2009 (2009, USA)
3rd Festival Franco Coreen du Film (2008, France)
10th Cinemanila International Film Festival (2008, Philippine)
3rd London Korean Film Festival (2008, UK)
Wind of Asia-Middle East Section, 21st Tokyo International Film Festival (2008, Japan)
International Amsterdam Film Festival (2008, The Netherlands)
2nd Korean Film Festival Seoul-Stockholm (2008, Sweden)
6th Bangkok International Film Festival (2008, Thailand)
2nd Chungmuroo Int’l Film Festival (2008, Korea)
Osian’s-Cinefan, Festival of Asian and Arab Cinema (2008, India)
62nd Edinburgh International Film Festival (2008, UK)
7th Tribeca Film Festival (2008, USA)
21st Singapore Int’l Film Festival (2008, Singapore)
Independent Film of the Year Award (2007, Korea)
33rd Seoul Independent Film Festival (2007, Korea)
New Currents, 12th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2007, Korea)
2008 [The Theory & Practice of Teenage Drama-an episode of If You Were Me 4] 35mm, color, 19min.
50th Zlin International Film Festival for Children and Youth (2009, Czech Republic)
5th Riverside Int’l Film Festival (2009, USA)
34th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2008, Korea)
13th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2008, Korea)
5th International Eurasia Film Festival (2008, Kazakhstan)
10th Seoul Int’l Youth Film Festival (2008, Korea)
Closing Film, 9th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2008, Korea)
2009 [Neo Liberal Man-an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (11ཀྵ" )
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
2010 [Read My Lips] HD, color, 78min.
15th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2010, Korea)
2010 [Dr. Jump] 68min.
2010 [Pitpat Wing Chun] 4min. Co-directing
2nd Chinese Korean Share Your Dream Short Film Festival (2015, China)
8th InDPanda Int'l Short Film Festival (2012, Hong Kong)
Korean Short Films Festival in Moscow (2012, Russia)
Opening Film, 2nd Seoul Int'l Extreme Short Image & Film Festival (2010, Korea)
2014 [Every dog has his day-an episode of Now Playing]
Opening Film, 40th Seoul Independent Film Festival (2014, Korea)
- KIM Sung-ho
Born in 1970, Korea
Graduated from Brooklyn College / City of University of New York, Dept. of Production Film, USA
New School University in New York, Master of Arts in Media Studies, USA
1997 [Ketchup Story] 16mm, 4min. clay-animation
Best Animation Prize, Brooklyn College Film Festival (1997, USA)
[Shall We...] 16mm, 2min.
Jury’s Prize, Brooklyn College Film Festival (1997, USA)
1998 [Mirror] 1min., 3D animation
Jury’s Prize, Brooklyn College Film Festival (1998, USA)
National Students Film and Video Festival (1999, USA)
1999 [I the Eye] 16mm, 7min.
25th Korean Indie & Short Film Festival (1999, Korea)
Competition, 12th BBC Int’l Short Film Festival (2000, UK)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum (2000, Korea)
2000 [Home Video] DV 6mm, 15min
Competition, 2nd Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2001, Korea)
Competition, 2nd Seoul Net Festival (2001, Korea)
2001 [Chase] DV 6mm, 5ཚ"
Resfest Digital Film Festival (2001, Korea)
[Love Virus] DV 6mm, 5ཚ"
Resfest Digital Film Festival (2001, Korea)
2003 [Into the Mirror] 35mm, color, 117min.
Audience Award, 12th Fantastic Film Festival of Gerardmer (2005, France)
Competition of Spiritual Cinema, 23rd Fajr Int’l Film Festival (2005, Iran)
Montreal Fantasia Film Festival (2004, Canada)
Grand Prize, 1st Seogang Film Festival (2004, Korea)
Tartan Asian Extreme Film Festival (2004, UK)
58th Edinburgh Int’l Film Festival (2004, UK)
19th Mar del Plata Int’l Film Festival (2004, Argentina)
22nd Brussels Int’l Festival of Fantastic Film (2004, Belgium)
New York Asian Film Festival (2003, USA)
36th Sitges-Int'l Film Festival of Catalonia (2003, Spain)
Competition, 4th Tokyo Filmex (2003, Japan)
Movie Zemiro Award in NDIF (New Directors in Focus), 6th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2001, Korea)
2005 [The Treasure Island -an episode of omnibus film; One Shining Day] DV 6mm, color, 133min (50min.)
2006 Festival Franco-Coreen du Film (FFCF) (2006, France)
19th Sapporo Int’l Film Festival (2006, Japan)
Osaka Asian Film Festival (2006, Japan)
Resfest Digital Film Festival (2005, Korea)
Wide Angle, 10th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2005, Korea)
2007 [Happy Birthday-an episode of omnibus film; Fantastic Parasuicides] HD, color, 93min (38min)
22nd Leeds International Film Festival (2008, UK)
24th Warsaw Int’l FilmFest (2008, Poland)
55th Sydney International Film Festival (2008, Australia)
34th Seattle Int’l Film Festival (2008, USA)
4th Riverside Int’l Film Festival (2008, USA)
6th Festival of Korean Cinema In Italy (2008, Italy)
10th Barcelona Asian Film Festival (2008, Spain)
37th Int’l Film Festival Rotterdam (2008, The Netherlands)
12th Pusan Int’l Film Festival (2007, Korea)
2009 [Penny Lover-an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (12" )
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
2010 [She Came From] HD, color, 82min.
Jury’s Prize, 9th Florence Korea Film Fest (2011, Italy)
11th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2010, Korea)
2014 [How To Steal A Dog] 109min.
- KIM Young-nam
Born in Seoul.
Graduated from Ajou University majoring in computer Science. He also earned his BFA in filmmaking/directing at the Korean National University of Arts (KNUA).
2000 [Down Memory Lane] short
2001 [I Can Fly To You But You] color, 46min.
2005 [A Bowl of Tea] color, 48min.
2006 [Don’t Look Back] 35mm, color, 126min.
2009 [Boat] 35mm, color, 115min.
2009 [Hundred Nails and a Deer Antler-an episode of Show Me the Money] HD, color, 112min. (14min.)
4th International College Peace Film Festival (2009, Korea)
IndieForum, Independent Film & Video Makers’ Forum 2009 (2009, Korea)
Opening Film, 10th Jeonju Int’l Film Festival (2009, Korea)
