Turning Point

Directed by • Jung Hae-sim (정해심) • Noh Yu-na (노유나)

58min | Release date in South Korea: No release date in Korea yet

Synopsis
A collection of three short films exploring various turning points in life.

"Unboxing" (언박싱, eon-bak-sing) by Jung Hae-sim
When promising featherweight boxer Hoon suddenly announces his intention to quit boxing, his coach, Man-sik, promises to do whatever he wants if he defeats him in a fight in the ring. The two step into the ring.

"Little Monster" (리틀 몬스터, ri-teul mon-seu-teo) by Noh Yu-na
A girl named Sa-rang lives apart from her mother in a spacious and tranquil hanok. She is surrounded only by her imaginary friend, Little Monster, and her housekeeper, who takes care of her in her mother's stead. Believing the housekeeper has hidden her mother, Sa-rang embarks on an adventure with Little Monster.

"Blue Wedding Dress" (블루 웨딩드레스, beul-lu we-ding-deu-re-seu) by Noh Yu-na
Kang-yeol, a Chinese woman who came to Korea to pursue her passion in music and live with her Korean boyfriend, is faced with the pressure of marriage and returning to her homeland at the age of thirty-two. Unable to find a way to meet a Chinese man, she embarks on a blind date, a journey that leaves her deeply conflicted.