S1.E4 ∙ The Time I Became a Big Sister

Caring for an autistic adult can be seen as an act of faith. It is unpredictable. A regular interaction can lead to a violent lashing-out. However, due to its lack of exposition and its pure form of observation, the film captures something even more profound: life as a collection of failure, pain, and tragedy as felt by its protagonist, Chen Hung-tung, a father who cares with extraordinary patience for his autistic son Li-fu.

Emily, a fifteen year old girl, is to be removed from her parental home for six weeks by youth care services. Through a few intense and intimate conversations we see how personal incapacity and failure from those involved contribute to the situation.

Life in cities has become stressful for many. Cohousing appears as a solution to make urban life easier, greener and more fun for both adults and children, while preserving a high level of privacy.

The closing ceremony to the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

"Symbiosis" is a 70mm film celebrating man's creative partnership with the land. It includes marvels of past and present technologies and accomplishments.

Korean-Chinese people come to Korea from China with 'Korean Dream' but they are not 'Koreans' but just poor 'foreigners' for South Koreans. They are floating around neither as Chinese in China nor as Korean in Korea. 'Floating Weeds' is a personal documentary about a South Korean filmmaker and Korean-Chinese people breaking down the walls of mutual distrust and building friendships day-by-day through filming.