The Sea Remembers its Hometown

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NOH Hee-jeong | 2021 | Documentary, Experimental | Color | DCP | 11min 19sec (E)

SYNOPSIS

The Saemangeum Seawall Project started in 1991 and is still ongoing after 30 years. An area that is roughly two-thirds the size of Seoul has been filled and an island called Gyehwado has become part of the land.

DIRECTING INTENTION

A letter to the people who have lost their sea—that perhaps the sea too remembers its own hometown.

DIRECTOR

NOH Hee-jeong

2016 Live without hame

STAFF

Director NOH Hee-jeong
Plan Maker NOH Hee-jeong
Cinematographers NOH Hee-jeong, KANG Hwa-won
Editor NOH Hee-jeong
Producer PARK Hye-in
Editor YU Ri
Sound WOO Sang-a