동지/ Winter solstice

 

Hiver en Corée de Sud/ Winter/ 겨울

 

Yongin/ 용인

 

Winter’s Cold Memories

 

Baram V x 150

 

Korea in Autumn: Baram XC

 

Alibag Film Festival

Happy that/ heureux que a few more pieces selected by the Alibag IFF. The first, an experimental documentary, the second a smartphone doc (I posted about the latter a couple of days ago at a different festival). Both of these about the region where Suki grew up.

If curious:

Your World: https://youtu.be/kaI1ZtdRVPA?si=l0AJvzDrwTK3MmFN

Speaking with Mountains: https://youtu.be/vYrauBynRVc?si=03VMu3ndFQMOtod8

 

PicGall 20

Clip from PicGall 20

Full video at YouTube: https://youtu.be/20mxqKN_j7Y?si=1HJPF9ozYVKcNqDq 

#streetphotography #zve10 #photography #photooftheday #seoul #urbanliving

From a series of minute-galleries of recent photos taken in Seoul and Yongin, Kyonggi do. 

On Literature and Cinema

ON CINEMA AND LITERATURE 

Cinema and literature are art forms that are proudly distinct from each other, yet — at least from point of view of moviemaking — inextricably linked; movies, after all, need scripts.

But on an important level, literature needs cinema as well. For ‪one thing, literary writing is becoming simpler; “script-like”. For another, arguably, the sensibility of writers is becoming more and more focused on scene creation … on depicting setpiece situations in which we observe the surface of characters’ actions, this accompanied (sometimes) by the monologue of one character’s interior monologue.

It’s a perfectly fine narrative strategy. But it raises a question: why not acknowledge the obvious? Why not make literary works into “movies”? 

Ex 1: https://youtu.be/GV2sxT5t8yg?si=CKmHhWAoEFA_-TbV

2: https://youtu.be/MPivPuRAyYA?si=7zOeCIzu-4P661T1

/end

Workday’s end

 

Why?

 Clip from Why Are Some People So Nice?

Full video at YouTube: https://youtu.be/1-5L60wK5zc?si=GO5Ns7vQzgAIdROh

#poetry 

In Yongin