Going South
Country/Region:
South Korea
Release Year: 2012
Release Year: 2012
Story:
Before returning to base, Gi-tae visits Jun-young, a former superior who has finished military service. After being told never to return, Gi-tae drugs his coffee and drives south, away from the base. When Jun-young wakes, their confrontation slowly exposes the denied relationship and secret binding them together.
Casts & Crews:
LEESONG Hee-il
Directors
Runtime:
45
minutes
Language:
Korean
Subtitles:
English
Festivals & Awards:
2013 BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, United Kingdom
2013 Hong Kong International Film Festival, Hong Kong
2013 Asia Queer Film Festival, Japan
2013 Seoul LGBT Film Festival, South Korea
2013 Tel Aviv International LGBT Film Festival, Israel
2013 Taipei Film Festival, Taiwan
2013 Outfest Los Angeles LGBTQ Film Festival, USA
2013 Vancouver Queer Film Festival, Canada
2013 Montreal World Film Festival, Canada
2014 Torino Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, Italy
2013 BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, United Kingdom
2013 Hong Kong International Film Festival, Hong Kong
2013 Asia Queer Film Festival, Japan
2013 Seoul LGBT Film Festival, South Korea
2013 Tel Aviv International LGBT Film Festival, Israel
2013 Taipei Film Festival, Taiwan
2013 Outfest Los Angeles LGBTQ Film Festival, USA
2013 Vancouver Queer Film Festival, Canada
2013 Montreal World Film Festival, Canada
2014 Torino Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, Italy
Tags:
#Queer
#Military
#RoadMovie
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Director‘s Statement:
“Romantic mood” is frequently happening in homosexual groups. It’s kind of ‘Cliché’ relating to an instant moment of romantic relationship, especially, between guys doing military service. Moreover, it could be a fragile as well as breakable moment in a boundary of heterosexual and homosexual love. I’d like to suggest one question through this film. Is it true that people’s feelings are locked in each room with firmly closed windows? It’s a question for ‘so-called’ straight people.
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Casts & Crews
LEESONG Hee-il
Director
Story:
Before returning to base, Gi-tae visits Jun-young, a former superior who has finished military service. After being told never to return, Gi-tae drugs his coffee and drives south, away from the base. When Jun-young wakes, their confrontation slowly exposes the denied relationship and secret binding them together.
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