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21st(2019)

Opening Film (1)	International Competition (8)
Korean Competition (7)	Asian Short Competition (16)
I-Teens Competition (7)	New Currents (22)
Polemics: Sexual Politics of 'Room' (8)	Special Screening of Polish Women's Cinema (7)
Memorial Screening for Agnès Varda & Barbara Hammer (18)	Queer Rainbow (5)
100th Aniversary of Korean Films: Women's Faces in Korean Cinema (8)	30th Aniversay of Parituh: the First Korean Women Filmmakers' Collective (1)
10th Aniversary of Pitch&Catch (5)	Docmentary Ock Rang Award Film (1)
Barrier Free Screening (1)	Feminist Activism Workshop (4)

Late Night, Going Home

KEUM Jungyun

Korea
2018
World Premiere
10min
DCP
color
Fiction

World Premiere

SYNOPSIS

This short film starts with the sound of a radio and a nitpicking of a mother. Late night following evening study after school, a high school girl feels someone following her. Going home should be the most familiar, comfortable and safe path. However, Late Night, Going Home explains the journey can be threatening for women. [KWON Eunsun]

Director

KEUM JungyunKEUM Jungyun

Born in 2001, KEUM went to Ilshin Girl’s Middle School in Cheongju and entered the School of Performing Arts in Seoul to learn about film. Currently, she is a senior majoring in film at the Department of Theatre and Film in SOPA.