Stateless Things

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2011

Feature 5

Kyung-mook Kim | 2011｜Fiction｜Color｜HD｜117min

SYNOPSIS

Hyun who is a prostitute wandering cheap motels. June who has roamed Jong-ro streets. A despair that the two boys has struggled with in order to survive.

DIRECTING INTENTION

What I want to ask a question of fundamental importance is “How is it possible for two boys to escape from closed time and space surrounding them?” Their final death is and passes that of endless life. The death is transformed into a mysterious moment of new life’s birth. means “a mother hen and a chick peck at the eggshell inside and out at the same time in order for a chick to hatch.” Likewise, we can cherish a hope of birth, when we suffer pain of killing ourselves.

FESTIVAL & AWARDS

The 67th Venice International Film Festival
The 30th Vancouver International Film Festival
The 55th The Times BFI London Film Festival

DIRECTOR

Kyung-mook Kim

2011, < Stateless Things >
2009, < SEX/LESS >
2008, < A Cheonggyecheon Dog >
2005, < Faceless Things >
2005, < Peace in Me >
2004, < Me and Doll-playing >

STAFF

Director : Kyung-mook Kim
Screen writer : Kyung-mook Kim
Cinematographer : Kook-hyun Kang
Editor : Kyung-mook Kim, Ye-jin Shin
Lighting : Jung-woo Kim
Art Director : Jae-hyun Park
Sound : Yong-soo Pyo
Music : Min-hee Lee
Cast : Paul Lee