Arum Nam is a documentary director based in Seoul, South Korea. Currently pursuing a master's degree in documentary at the Korea National University of Arts. She directed a short documentary called Pink Femi, which tells the story of a feminist mother, and co-directed Teleporting with Japanese directors during the pandemic. K-Family Affairs is her first feature documentary.
K-Family Affairs
K-Family Affairs
K-Family Affairs
Arum's parents, part of South Korea's 386 generation, aimed to secure democracy. But Arum's perspective shifts at 18 with the Sewol ferry disaster. Even her father's involvement in its aftermath prompts her to question inherited democracy. Reflecting on events like #MeToo and impeachment, Arum ponders her generation's role in shaping South Korea's political landscape.
'Constrained by my father's public service, I held back from joining protests, inspired yet unable to live up to my mother's feminist ideals. This film mirrors my quest for a political voice, threading the line between critiquing and championing the efforts of previous generations. I aspire for it to spark conversations about forging the democracy of tomorrow.' - NAM Arum

Schedule
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花蓮鐵道電影院 | 2024/12/27 - 19:30 to 21:01 | Login or Sign up | ||
新港閱讀館5F | 2025/01/07 - 19:00 to 20:31 | 映後座談 | 報名去 | Login or Sign up |
中興文創園區紙廠電影院 | 2025/01/18 - 14:00 to 15:31 | 索票去 | Login or Sign up | |
高雄市電影館 | 2025/04/11 - 19:00 to 20:31 | 映後座談 | 索票去 | Login or Sign up |
全美戲院 | 2025/05/24 - 19:00 to 20:31 | Login or Sign up |