KIM Ji-hyeon

A story about a director, who, as a means of grieving the loss of his dog Popee, decides to make a film about his relationship to Popee along with that of other dog/person relationships.

Hyo-jae, an art student, is tempted by a friend who said she met a nice guy on the train. Coincidentally, Hyo-jae, who has an exhibition to see at Gyeongju Art Sonje, gets on the train to Gyeongju alone.

Three protagonists and the complications of their lesbian lives.

With an instant noodle, artists take turns to show off their creative cooking skills.

If you ask for directions in Paris, passers-by will take a map out of your bag and give you directions. From there, I board the train back to Seoul. Trains pass through Europe and through Asia, and time speeds up by an hour a day. Seonjae gradually falls into the chaos of time. Finally, the train arrives in Seoul, and Seon-jae tries to find a house with the address, but it is impossible to find a house with only the address in the narrow and winding alleys of Seoul. Suddenly, Seon-jae realizes that his method of finding a house is not suitable for Seoul. Seon-jae stands on the road to find a house again.

Three friends (Yeon-soo, Hyun-kyung, and Jung-min) meet at a cafe. Yeon-su confides to the two about her love affair with Seung-wook. Seung-wook, who had been dating for several months, suddenly announced that they had broken up, and although he was suffering from Seung-wook's change of mind that he couldn't understand, he decided to accept it. Jung-min is very confused. Because she knows that Jung-min is dating Seung-wook, and that the relationship between the two has grown apart. A few days later, Yeon-soo and Hyeon-gyeong witness Jeong-min and Seung-wook walking arm in arm on the street.

Hyeon-young is dating two men, but within a few days, she is dumped by both of them. One is a classmate she has been seeing for six months, and the other is a 33-year-old man who does art. Hyeon-young finds one thing in common between the two, and that is the ambiguous smile they showed when they parted ways. (2010 4th Great Short Film Festival)