Tue, Feb 10

Heosuabideuleui ddang (Land of Scarecrows) (Page 2)

In a contaminated landfill zone of rural South Korea, the fates of three lonely figures are intertwined: Ji-Young, a female installation artist living as a man, meets Rain, a shy young woman from the Philippines, through a marriage agency. Ji-Young's adopted son Loi-Tan, is also from the Philippines. When Ji-Young finds the recently married bride without her groom, he goes looking for his lost father... Roh Gyeong-Tae’s film takes place in a world where neither animals nor plants seem to have the form or taste that 'nature' intended, and where humans seems to be just as undefined.
 
 

Video: Interview ROH GYEONG TEA "Land of Scarecrows"

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by Roh Gyeong-Tae / 090 min
with Kim Sun-Young, Phuong Thi-Bich, Jung Du-Won
Prod: Teddy Bear Films co.

Screenings at the festival
10.02.09 Delphi 16:30
12.02.09 CineStar 8 12:30
13.02.09 Arsenal 1 20:00