Podaegi

Hui bin Chung | USA / Korea | 2015 | 5:35 min

 

Podaegi Synopsis

One of the regular days shared between a grandmother and a granddaughter. A piece of blanket that the girl finds out in the stack of laundry shows a bond between her and her grandmother.

 

About the Filmmaker

Hui bin Chung is a freelance artist who studied animation in the United States.

 

More From the Filmmaker

I was inspired by my grandmother, who I’ve always loved and still do. This film has a particular set up, which is the countryside of South Korea. Even though the location is unfamiliar to people who don’t live in South Korea, I wanted them to be attached to the emotional bond and relationship in the film. This film is about an ordinary day shared between a grandmother and a granddaughter. It’s not particularly about women’s rights, but, women in this film have their own stories and a strong emotional bond between them.

 

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