SHIN Su-won
After collapsing from overwork, Seo spends all the money he has on designer clothes and a luxury suitcase, determined to leave on a journey. Sora, still devastated by the death of the person she loved, decides to join Seo. Together, they set off on a special journey.
Since COVID-19, hatred toward others and minorities has grown increasingly severe. Set in Korea in 2022, in the aftermath of the pandemic, this film tells the story of Seo, a biracial Black man, and Sora, a sexual minority, who set out on a journey together. Accompanying the journey of two people who live like "mutants" in a conservative and divided society, the film seeks to reflect anew on the meaning of true love and communication in an age of hatred and disconnection.
Shin Suwon majored in German Language at Seoul National University and Filmmaking, School of Film, TV & Multimedia, Korea National University of Arts. Her first feature, Passerby #3 (2010), screened at the JEONJU IFF. Her subsequent films Pluto (2013) and Madonna (2015) were invited to the Berlinale and the Cannes Film Festival respectively, and Glass Garden (2017) was selected as the opening film of the Busan IFF.