Suan, a performing arts high school student, becomes close with Seol, an actress and celebrity. During a trip, they realize that they have feelings for each other. However, misunderstandings pile up too much, and Seol leaves Suan. Suan later becomes an actress and returns to the winter sea, longing for Seol.
YUN Suik’s debut film Groggy Summer, portrayed anguished youth in close-up shots and was screened at the JEONJU IFF ten years ago. He returns with his second film, Heavy snow, which also describes the love and wandering thoughts of youth. While the previous movie focuses on poetry, Heavy snow is about two girls/women, Suan and Seol, who agonize over film and acting. When Suan first meets Seol, at a performing art high school in Gangneung she has already been a famous actress since childhood, but Suan is an aspiring actress who isn’t sure about the future. They become close quickly and build up feelings between ‘friendship’ and ‘melodrama’ both in Seoul and by the sea, but they lose contact as time passes. As an adult, Suan becomes a famous actress but can’t adapt to the situation, as she still longs for Seol. The scene with Suan and Seol fatefully meeting again on the winter beach in the latter part of the film is portrayed with realistic fantasy or fantastic reality. And their inner minds are described through images, like the wild sea and a white snowfield, leaving an impression like Jackson Pollock’s abstract paintings. Actress Han Sohee’s fresh looks before she was famous are also fascinating. (MOON Seok)
Flowers of mold
From You
A Tour Guide
Sugung-The Underwater Palace
Warm Welcome
No Heaven, But Love.
Regardless of Us
Small Fry
Fragments of Paradise
Leak
I abandoned the piano
How to get your man pregnant
Kim's Video
Gravity
My xixter
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THE MOTHER AND THE WHORE
OUT!
EX MACHINA
The youngest is already thirty
SARA
Queen's Crochet
A Dream as in Colours
How to Make Cheddar
A Certain Dream
Back-Do
Aurora
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Snow Paths
Breath
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Convenience Store
A Decent Woman
Isadora’s Children
SEVEN WINTERS IN TEHRAN
The Movement
The Taste of Apples is Red
Nona: If They Soak Me, I’ll Burn Them
UNTOLD HERSTORY
Outside Noise
1976
Slight fever
Suzi
The Castle
Concrete Valley
Adventure
Dear Memories – A Journey with Magnum Photographer Thomas Hoepker
A Famillar Taste
El Agua
Seventeen in Summer
GOD & LUNAPARKS WARRIORS
Lost and found
Harvest Moon
LIM
A House Made of Splinters
LOVE FEE for last month
Magdala
Heart vibrator
MASQUERADE
Andromeda
Money Exchange!
A Dangerous Woman
The Pod Generation
RAMONA
RODEO
So Much Tenderness
I think Yeon-hee groped me last night
TRENQUE LAUQUEN
Rabbits and Bears
WILL-O'-THE-WISP
Without Her
Crack
The distance between us
Hidden Letters
My Anniversaries
Hz
Stonewalling
White River
Yangzi's Confusion
His humming
The Wall of the Dead
The Art of Love
Fantasy in Winter
The Hotel
In the summer
Okiku and the World
MJ
Beneath the Wheel
Stars at Noon
A Tale of Filipino Violence
Dolphin
Shit Can
LOST
MORA
Endless Joke
Unknown
Stars in the Ordinary Universe
DEBT
At the Peak of Our Own Story
The New Employee: The Movie
Oksoonlog
THE WAVES, THE SAND, AND TWO LOVERS IN THE MIDDLE OF...
JAURIM, The Wonderland
No Problem
Transit
Pamir
In The Dry Stream
The Nature Man
Black Rose
Beyond This Place
Indigestion
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Ashkal
Counting Stars
Surim’s Flowers
Getaway
New Religion
The Origin of Evil
Bubble
Pearl
Christmas Rangmyeon
paraparamita!
Jjigae
For New God and Aliens
The Curtain
Paradise
Chilli Laugh Story
Face that face
Camel in the tent
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MIÚCHA, THE VOICE OF BOSSA NOVA
Polan
Scrapper
Stella in Love
Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis)
TRIO
A Woman Escapes
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Human Flowers of Flesh
Tori and Lokita
Maria Schneider, 1983
Where Would You Like to Go?
About the Clouds
Absence
STILL FREE
There is a Stone
After
Sashenka
Almost Entirely a Slight Disaster
The Quiet Migration
Orlando, My Political Biography
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