The Ronson Mission

Highway To Hell is a new-age cinematic documentary exploring the life story, philosophy and motivations of a group of nomad mechanics from north India, who travel around the year to perform death-defying stunts in 'the well of death'.

Park In-sun has become an orphan during the Korean War, and has been sold as a prostitute for the US soldiers. She has been living in a village next to the US military base for more than 40 years. Never given the chance to learn how to read and write, In-sun has been drawing pictures on waste paper all her life, chronicling her painful and mysterious world of traumas. On a winter night, she finds out that her colleague has passed away and follows her silent funeral. The Death Messengers show up and spot In-sun. When they make up stories for their targets to lead them to afterlife, In-sun refuses to give in and creates her own story. The desire of fiction resides in resistance, and not staying as a victim.

Glow Job is a multi-scaled project woven from bodies, movies, and cruising spaces focused on several theaters which have been vanishing or had already vanished in Seoul. This film attempts to find out how we can face left debris of history through movie, revealing the condensed and vanished past-space and simultaneously reconnecting it to the present. Glow Job is also a part of a ritualistic project performed inside and out of the screen.