24th(2022)
Opening Film (1) | Discovery (12) |
Asian Shorts (20) | I-Teens (6) |
New Currents (26) | The Landscape of Here in Now (5) |
Polemics (6) | Queer Rainbow (7) |
Feminist Collective (9) | The moments with Yeri HAN (10) |
Remembering Oblivion (4) | Restored (10) |
Film X Gender (2) | Barrier Free (1) |
Documentary Ock Rang (2) | Special Screening (1) |
In Memory of KANG Soo-yeon (1) |
Pam VIRADA
Korean Premiere
A verse from a sonnet written by King Vajiravudh overlaps the elusive scenes of Si Chang Island. The film explores the remnants of the landscape, accompanied by desirous narration.
* Sonnet by King Vajiravudh
Narrations reciting love poems and detailing the scenery of Si Chang Island are placed side by side. The poem of Vajiravudh, a long-past king of Thailand, refers to the beauty of love, which can be heard over an antiquated screen. Whether this is because it is found footage or the director modified the image to look this way cannot be known. The beautiful yet antiquated image and the lyricism of the love poem makes Si Chang Island a more romantic place. [HAHM Yeonsun, ma-te-ri-al]
Pam VIRADAPam VIRADA
Pam Virada is an artist interested in the notions between the cinematic and various other temporalities as a means to navigate both ghostly forces and intimate stories.