The film begins with a belief: prostitution should disappear. It then turns to Yongjugol, a red-light district in Paju, where the closure of the area has sparked protests. Who are the people opposing its closure? Beyond familiar images of "crime scenes" and "brainwashed victims," Yongjugol is home to many different lives. Sex workers, activists, queer people, people living with mental illness, and other marginalized communities gather to declare that "life cannot be shut down." Even as they chant the same slogan, they remain strangers to one another. They resist easy definitions, and so do the relationships they form. As connections emerge, they develop their own strategies for protecting their lives from their respective positions. Their struggle invites us to reconsider the realities behind policies that seek to close red-light districts in the name of "women's rights."
2026-08-22 00.0

Architect Asya lives in a megacity, caught in an endless cycle of work, transportation, and home. Routine and professional burnout gradually rob her of inspiration, and the city's smooth lines and uniform shapes seem to confine her. Memories of her childhood, when she freely created and was unafraid to push boundaries, help Asya reconnect with herself and unlearn her "guides." Having restored freedom and courage to her work, she begins to create vibrant contemporary architecture that gradually transforms urban spaces, making them more comfortable, vibrant, and humane for their residents.
2026-09-01 00.0

From the perspective of an 11-year-old boy, his sister and his mother, who in the midst of a political confrontation, try to understand the changes that occur in their environment. The ignorance of their mother, camouflaged as protection, guides them to an unfortunate destination. It is a criticism of political ignorance, indifference to reality and the consequences of choosing not to act.
2026-08-23 00.0