MAIFF 2026  -

KFFC

Untitled 77-A

June 12

7:00 PM

Goethe-Institut Montreal

Fiction

7

minutes

Content Warning:

About the Film

Director

Han Okhi

Country

South Korea

Year

1974

Program

Retrospective of Han Okhi

Curated by

MAiFF Programming Team

Description

Synopsis | The film depicts the inner process of an artist struggling to create a work. It explores an intense longing for something new, constant inner conflict, and the fear of bringing creation into being. Like the myth of Sisyphus, it portrays the painful and repetitive nature of the creative process. The artist is driven by a will to pursue something new, yet is haunted by nightmares of endlessly falling into despair. The film reflects on the fragile boundary between creation and censorship.

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About the Director
Han Okhi
Director
A pioneering Korean experimental filmmaker and film critic, Han Okhi studied Korean literature at Ewha Women’s University. While working as a journalist for a magazine, she encountered filmmakers, painters and writers of the young generation, who were trying to rebel against the established culture. She became interested in experimental film and found peers who shared her vision.
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