Recite With Your Hands
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Overview
Yeong-in, an editor, poetry student, and deaf person, attends a public reading of a poetry collection she has edited. Yeong-in records the poet's reading.
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Review
How does poetry feel? An editor, Yeong-in, falls into deep thought as she edits a poetry book. Since the process of reading poems and forming sympathy-based bonds doesn’t come naturally, Yeong-in participates in a poetry reading, records her voice, turns the recording into vibrations, and absorbs them. The film doesn’t neatly explain what troubles its characters. Instead, it offers spaces, like lines of a poem, that leave gaps for the audience to squeeze through and calmly shows the process of a printed poem morphing into sounds—finally moving to Yeong-in’s fingertips. (CHO Hyun-na)
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Credit
- DirectorJO Won-yong
- ProducerGONG Seon-jeong, LEE Sang-woo
- ScreenplayJO Won-yong
- CinematographyKIM Chang-goo
- GafferYOON Kwan-hee
- EditorJO Won-yong
- SoundLEE Seung-jin
- CastGONG Seo-yeon, KWON Eun-hye, YU Young-woo
Film Source
CENTRAL PARK FILMS⎜centralpark.co@gmail.com
Director
JO Won-yong
Born in 1997. He works as a jazz columnist and has directed several films, including To Live (2016), Words, Writings, and Grains (2022).
