Synopsis

The Poetry film of love, solitude, and emotional independence. She recalls the past when she had a strong bond with her family. Experiences, processes, and memories that had to distance themselves from those who coexist.’

Director's Comment

In Korea, sometimes one's own child is referred to as ‘our puppy.’ It is a linguistic expression based on the idea of one's lovely handling. but the phenomenon is stranglehold on themselves. When a child who becomes an adult is still a 'puppy', the word is sometimes violent. However, all puppies keep silent and caring for their parents' hearts instead of complaining of frustration. And the silence returns to the boomerang of oppression to himself, who acted to be a ‘dog’. It is a story about the memory of having to suppress oneself while playing the ideal image of a child. The family shares a space, but becomes mentally isolated and experiences a break in relationships. We must not be trapped in the memories, not bound. We should go outside. Both ‘our puppy’ and ‘lingering feelings’ remain in the past called ‘frame’.

Staff

Producer/Scenario/Storyboard/Character/BG/Lay Out/Animation/Camera/Effect/Editing MIN Ji-hye

Sound BECK Inseong, MIN Ji-hye 

Music BECK Inseong