There are faded old black-and-white photographs, hands flipping through the pictures one by one. The camera captures the hands, and there is a mirror reflecting the camera. Often, the film playfully reveals the insides and outsides of images, like notes on the back of photographs, playing a role beyond mere documentation. Among the photos taken by the US military are Korean women with heavy makeup for a magic show or theater. We may need to look beyond the images when reading the truth from archival photographs. The sentences from Maya Deren’s An Anagram of Ideas on Art, Form and Film insert questions, colliding with the images within the picture. [KIM Shinjae]