Stateless Things 줄탁동시

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  • Focus Korea

Claustrophobic arthouse drama about a North Korean immigrant and a young gay man, connected by their experience of exclusion.

A woman riding as a passenger on a scooter, holding onto the driver as they travel along a road.

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Kim Kyung-Mook
Kim Kyung-Mook

Kim Kyung-Mook

Kim KyungMook is a filmmaker based in Seoul. Acclaimed for their trilogy which consists of Faceless Things (2005), Stateless Things (2011), and Futureless Things (2014), Kim’s films have screened and received awards at numerous international film festivals, including Venice, Rotterdam, and London. In 2015, they were sentenced to eighteen months in prison after objecting to South Korea’s mandatory military service. They are currently majoring in Visual Arts (DFA) at Yonsei University’s Graduate School of Communication & Arts.

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