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국제경쟁(63)
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- 그 어디보다 먼 곳에 있는 너에게To You in the BeyondWADA Junichi
- Hetchima and Nagase Anna, who previously worked together on Cosmic Princess Kaguya!, reunite for this project. Hetchima serves as character designer and chief animation director. Nagase Anna, known for her role as “Iroha,” voices “Nanao,” while Ishibashi Hiiro, who voiced ‘Umi’ in Children of the Sea, plays “Kazuki.” Nanao and Kazuki appear with a single cue: “1974.” Set on a remote island in summer and infused with the science-fiction imagination of time travel, the film brings the two face to face with a murder committed by Nanao’s father and the deep scars left on her in the name of family. Traveling into the past, they do not seek to turn back time, but instead confront the unresolved wounds and feelings that never quite reached one another. When the secret of time is finally revealed, the brief moments they shared linger with a bittersweet resonance long after the film ends. (Eugene Kim)
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- 루시 로스트Lucy LostOlivier CLERT
- Based on War Horse author Michael Morpurgo’s novel Listen to the Moon, this feature debut by Olivier Clert tells a story set on a remote English island in 1915, during World War I. Lucy, a girl who has lost her memory after an accident and begun seeing visions, encounters Millie — a secret friend visible only to her. As she seeks her past, the war engulfing the world polices both borders and people’s minds. Her unusual hair color and behavior make her a target of a witch hunt. Her quest becomes a profound journey into historical trauma. Beginning like a lyrical poem, with delicate light and painterly textures capturing the coastal village, the film unfolds into a faster-paced story on a larger scale in its second half. (LEE Juhyun)
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- 위니펙, 희망의 씨앗Winnipeg, Seeds of HopeBeñat BEITIA|Elio QUIROGA
- Winnipeg, Seeds of Hope portrays the loss left by war not through the lens of grand history, but through the intimate perspective of a single family. Following a father and daughter as they strive to protect each other, the film quietly observes the human resilience that refuses to surrender to despair. Its restrained direction and warm color palette draw out deep emotion without exaggerating the tragedy, while the vessel Winnipeg crossing the rough seas becomes a symbol of hope and solidarity in the search for a new life. With a quiet yet lasting resonance, the film reminds us that even in the darkest of times, the future begins with the simple human desire to protect one another. (Eugene Kim)
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- 최종악장 울려라! 유포니엄 후편Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part IIOGAWA Taichi
- Kitauji High School's brass band finally reaches nationals. However, the soloist rivalry between Kumiko and Mayu fractures the entire ensemble, forcing Kumiko to make a pivotal choice both as band president and a musician. This final chapter of Sound! Euphonium expands the climax that sparked controversy during its TV broadcast by departing from the original novel, reworking it with greater subtlety and a more natural flow. Contrary to pre-release speculation, the creators tackle the material head-on, devoting nearly twice as much screen time to it in pursuit of uncompromising quality. The culminating nationals performance washes away past tensions and summons ten years of memories, delivering a grand, moving finale worthy of the entire saga. (KIM Ikhwan)
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- 최종악장 울려라! 유포니엄 전편Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part IOGAWA Taichi
- Sound! Euphonium: theatrical film series, spanning ten years since 2016, raises the curtain on its final stage. Now band president, Kumiko faces the dual hurdles of qualifying for nationals and deciding her future, as the arrival of Mayu, a skilled player from a prestigious school, creates tension between Kumiko’s responsibilities as president and her dream of performing at the top with Reina. Condensing ten of the third TV season’s thirteen episodes, yet far more than a simple compilation, the film weaves in substantial new footage while streamlining Mayu’s arc. Featuring the previously cut Sunrise Festival parade and a spectacular Kansai regional competition scene, it proves that brass band animation belongs in theaters. Filled with Kyoto Animation’s signature delicate youth drama, this is the latest installment in the series. (KIM Ikhwan)
한국단편 경쟁(19)
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- 헬레보루스HELLEBORUSCHOI Daeun
- Helleborus is a plant with dog-shaped roots. Dreaming of turning the sprout above its head into a flower, Helleborus meets Potato, who is out for a walk with a human.
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- 원, 선, 그리고 하나Circle, stick, and oneSHIN Yeonsoo
- Everyone is the same, and I wanted to find just one among them.
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- 아이덴티티IDENTITYPARK Chaeyeon
- Jaeri's inseparable twin suddenly becomes a mystery. Is Jaei really her sister?
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- 변종The VarietyCHANG Hyungyun
- Jinhwa was struck across the face by her school gym teacher, Kim Yong-jae, when she was a child. The violence left a wound that never healed.
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- 밤의 도둑Thief of NightNAM Yoonji
- In the beautiful nightscape, a lonely thief gazes upon the city. Through his imaginative eyes, he uncovers diverse aspects of human life and the warm, transformative power of love.
스페셜 스크리닝(4)
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- 창백한 얼굴들On The White PlanetHUR Bum-wook
- Director Hur Bum-wook’s feature debut, On The White Planet pushes the world’s cruel gaze toward “difference” through grotesque and unsettling imagery. Color becomes not a mark of individuality, but a criterion by which people are distinguished and cast aside. Yet what ultimately comes into sharpest focus is not the color of Min-jae’s skin, but the heart of someone who simply wanted to live an ordinary life and be loved. In his later works, Galapagos and The Pig Who Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease, there were once again beings living beyond the boundaries. Even in his absence, the strange and lonely sensation left behind by his films remains vivid, undiminished by time. (Eugene KIM)
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- 고스트 - 밤의 끝ghost – end of nightNATSUME Shingo
- “We were all stars, and one day we will become stars again.“Natsume Shingo’s first original animated feature for theatrical release, ghost – End of Night is an unsettling yet beautiful philosophical, and compelling sci-fi film that evokes these words. In a near future where human labor is obsolete, people are sorted at 18 to determine whether they are needed by the world. Nike, an elite girl chosen at 15, oversees the ’starry sky.’ Disgusted with the world, she meets Mars, an adult carrying a profound loss, and searches for meaning beyond meaninglessness and for what is ’real.’ Known for One-Punch Man, ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept. and Sonny Boy, Natsume boldly explores an uncertain world and the isolation of youth. Hitsujibungaku’s music brings the characters’ strength, vulnerability, loneliness, and warmth to life. (LEE Juhyun)
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- 직장인 체육대회Company Sports DayLEE Yongseon
- In I'll Just Live in Bando, director Lee Yongseon twisted history and mythology to dissect collective desire. In Company Sports Day, he turns that gaze toward the corporate organization. The strange peninsula of his previous film has merely been reduced to the modern office, but the spectacle of people pushing and embracing one another in order to survive remains unchanged. The director’s distinctive rounded, loose drawings soften the harshness of reality, yet within them lies a sharp portrait of how organizations discipline and shape the individual. The company sports day becomes a modern ritual not of solidarity, but of measuring loyalty, and laughter ultimately becomes a cry for survival. (Eugene KIM)
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- 아홉산 숲 : 기생혼NINE MOUNTAINS: PARAGHOSTLee Wonchul
- Gongneum, driven to the brink of death by school violence, awakens from a three-year coma. Following Yeosunji, a shaman who claims to know about her memories and her family’s whereabouts, she heads to Ahopsan Forest. There she encounters the bullies, including their ringleader Kim Gayoung, and confronts memories of her forgotten past. Inspired by the real Ahopsan Forest in Busan, the dense bamboo grove becomes a space suspended between reality and the otherworld, where spirits of those who died unnatural deaths wander and “parasitic spirits” — restless souls that inhabit other bodies—begin to consume the forest. NINE MOUNTAINS: PARAGHOST does not hold back. Drawing on the familiar fears of Korean shamanism and possession, the film transforms the forest into a chilling and uncanny space through the weighty spatial depth and cinematic camerawork distinctive to 3D animation. As memories of the past intertwine with the strange entities haunting the forest, the film pushes its horror to the limit through intense imagery unique to animation, where memory and guilt become entangled and the boundary between the living and the dead begins to collapse. (Eugene KIM)
BIAF 프레젠트(4)
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- 고스트밴드Ghost BandKEUM Dongho
- In Ghost Band, ghosts are not frightening beings, but rather entities carrying music that remains unfinished. Mita hears their sound, while the four ghosts find Mita's voice, filling the voids within one another. Above all, music director YOON Sang’s band sound creates a lively rhythm bridging reality and the spirit world. The band version of Running captures a particularly delightful moment, as the breath of the four ghosts’ blends into Mita’s once-solitary song. Unlike Entertainment Miracle, which seeks to replicate human musical talent through AI, Ghost Band’s music is born from inimitable imperfections, and the collision of distinct voices. Rather than flawless harmony, it is the resonance of contrasting notes that makes their stage so special. (Eugene KIM)
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- 치코와 리타Chico & RitaFernando TRUEBA, Tono ERRANDO, Javier MARISCAL
- Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, Chico & Rita unfolds across Havana, New York, and Paris in the 1940s and ’50s, following the intertwined lives of brilliant pianist Chico and singer Rita as they fall in love, part ways, and drift apart. Alongside their fateful romance, the film vividly captures the music, revolutions, and artistic lives that shaped an entire era. Fernando Trueba and Javier Mariscal seamlessly blend fluid animation with the spontaneity of jazz and the rhythmic pulse of Cuban music, creating a portrait of love that only grows clearer through memory. In the end, it is not fate that brings them back together, but music. Melodies cross time and continents to revive the traces of their love, quietly prompting us to ask not whether their love was fulfilled, but whether it was ever truly forgotten. Leaving a deep and elegant resonance, the film reminds us that music preserves memory, and that memory, in turn, gives us the strength to carry on. (Eugene KIM)
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- 블루 자이언트Blue GiantTACHIKAWA Yuzuru
- ISHIZUKA Shinichi’s original manga is widely regarded as a masterpiece that makes readers hear jazz even in silence. Building on its extraordinary expressive power and bringing real music to the screen, the animated film BLUE GIANT can be considered an ideal adaptation of a music manga. Top-tier musicians do more than simply perform the score — they express the characters’ emotions and growth through music. Dynamic animation and editing further amplify the energy of each performance. In particular, the concert sequence in the latter half brings image and sound into perfect harmony, delivering a thrilling and deeply moving experience that makes audiences feel as though they are experiencing the music simultaneously through both sight and sound. (Eugene KIM)
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- 아이의 노랫소리를 들려줘Sing a Bit of HarmonyYOSHIURA Yasuhiro
- Though centered on AI, Sing a Bit of Harmony ultimately asks what lies within the human heart. Rather than focusing on an entity learning emotions, the film turns its gaze toward people who live with their feelings hidden away. Shion’s unpolished yet clear singing breaks the silence of wounded teenagers and gently reconnects relationships that have fallen apart. Rather than pitting technology against humanity, director YOSHIURA Yasuhiro quietly suggests that the desire to understand others is perhaps the most human trait of all. The musical format becomes a vehicle for deepening emotion, allowing songs to reach the heart before words can. In the end, the film’s science-fiction imagination blossoms into the warmest language of all — one that invites us to believe in love, friendship, and happiness. (Eugene KIM)
특별전(4)
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- 장님 버드나무와 잠자는 여자Blind Willow, Sleeping WomanPierre FÖLDES
- Director Pierre Földes, first known as a composer, makes his feature debut with Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman, weaving together several short stories by Murakami Haruki into a new narrative about a world of loose connections that persist amid loss and loneliness. In post-earthquake Tokyo, characters who have lost their sense of direction—including a man confronting his wife’s sudden absence and a listless bank employee— look into one another’s memories and wounds at the moments when reality and fantasy meet. A giant frog, a mysterious cat, and a worm beneath the city come alive as distinctly Murakami-esque images reflecting inner anxiety and loss. Földes delicately translates Murakami’s characteristic spaces and loose connections through evocative imagery and music, beautifully visualizing the literary sensibility of lives that continue after disaster and the quiet bonds that connect us to others. (Eugene KIM)
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- 1975 킬링필드, 푸난FunanDenis DO
- Funan confronts Cambodia’s dark history of the Khmer Rouge genocide. In 1975, following the fall of Phnom Penh, Pol Pot’s regime killed an estimated two million people in the name of building a utopian society. Director Denis DO follows a forcibly displaced family, portraying how violence tears apart their happiness. Rather than offering a broad political explanation, the film reveals the brutality of the 20th century through individual experiences, heightened by the contrast between tragedy and the beauty of the landscapes. Its intense depictions of violence focus on the suffering of the vulnerable, questioning the value of humanity through a family that refuses to give in to adversity. Named after an ancient kingdom, Funan evokes values that endure despite devastation—a sorrowful yet essential cinematic testimony. (SONG Kyungwon)
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- 아티스트The ArtistMichel HAZANAVICIUS
- Hollywood, 1927. Silent-film superstar George Valentin recognizes the potential of aspiring actress Peppy Miller and sets her on the path to stardom. But the arrival of talking pictures reverses their fortunes, and the relationship between the fading George and the rising Peppy takes an unexpected turn… Michel HAZANAVICIUS’s The Artist revives the forms of black-and-white and silent cinema not as mere nostalgia, but as a living cinematic language. What the film ultimately holds onto is not success or failure, but the love and dignity that can be conveyed even in silence. Through an actor’s gestures and gaze, along with rhythm and music, emotion is communicated more deeply than words could ever achieve, reminding us of the innate power of the image. Shaping an artist’s pride and fear in the face of change through elegant humor and romance, The Artist is one of the most beautiful love letters cinema has ever written to its own history and essence. (Eugene KIM)
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- 세상에서 가장 귀한 화물The Most Precious of CargoesMichel HAZANAVICIUS
- Is a child who arrives unexpectedly a blessing or a misfortune? In the harsh winter, a poor woodcutter and his wife live quietly in the mountains. Exhausted by poverty and hunger, the husband finds comfort in having no child to raise. But this relief is short-lived when his wife brings home an abandoned child found in the snow. Their lives are changed forever. Set during the Second World War, the film traces the violence of war, the human will to survive, and a tragic history through the fairy-tale-like journey of a child thrown from a train bound for a concentration camp. As the beauty of the seasons and the child’s innocence deepen, so does the sorrow beneath them. This is Michel HAZANAVICIUS’s first animated feature film, bringing his light touch to a weighty subject the light touch he has honed through comedy and silent cinema. (LEE Jayeon)
지역의 발견(3)
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- 부산행Train to BusanYEON Sang-ho
- As an unprecedented disaster sweeps across South Korea, passengers aboard a train from Seoul Station to Busan struggle desperately for survival.
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- 서울역Seoul StationYEON Sang-ho
- Set in Seoul Station, where a mysterious virus has begun to spread, the film follows people fighting desperately for survival amid the chaos of a devastating disaster.
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- 사이비The FakeYEON Sang-ho
- In a doomed village, a pastor preys on the locals with promises of miracles, while a drunken tyrant holds the key to his identity. A provocative social commentary animation that asks: “Is what you believe real?”
애니투게더(4)
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- 실바니안 패밀리: 프레야의 피스 오브 시크릿Sylvanian Families Freya's Secret Tales
- Another joyful day begins in Sylvanian Village. It shares the heartwarming secret stories woven into the cozy daily lives of the Sylvanian Families.
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- 메탈카드봇WMetal Cardbot W
- As humans and Metal Cardbots begin to coexist, Jun and Bluecop strive to build harmony. However, the arrival of ancient Wild Cardbots sets off a new wave of unexpected encounters.
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- 프린세스 캐치! 티니핑Princess Catch! Teenieping
- En route to a crucial summit, the Princess Teeniepings vanish without a trace. As a mysterious Legend Teenieping mirror appears, Romi launches a catch operation with new Royal Teeniepings.
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- 위시캣 매직카드Wish Cat Magic Card
- Anna becomes a hero alongside Wishcat, a feline that grants wishes. When dark forces creep into Nyantababbara, she transforms to protect people’s corrupted wishes.
