The World of Us

Showings

The Main 2 Thu, Apr 20, 2017 4:45 PM
Marcus Rochester Cinema Sun, Apr 23, 2017 11:30 AM
The Main 2 Sat, Apr 29, 2017 4:30 PM
Ticket Prices
General Public:$13.00
Members:$11.00
Student:$8.00
Youth (25 & Under/Box Office Only):$8.00
Film Info
Premiere Status:Minnesota Premiere
Festival Programs:Asian Frontiers
Women and Film
Tags:Drama
Coming-of-Age
Family Drama
Family Friendly
Asian Interest
Women Directors
Spirituality
Release Year:2016
Runtime:95 min
Festivals & Awards:Audience Award and Special Mention - Tokyo FILMeX
Best New Director - Korean Association of Film Critics
Best New Director - Buil Film Awards
Country/Region:South Korea
Language:Korean
Website:Official Website
Print Source:Fine Cut
Cast/Crew
Director:Yoon Ga-eun
Producer:Jeong Tae-sung
Kim Young-wook
You Jin-hee
Kim Se-hun
Lee Chang-dong
Kim Soon-mo
Cinematographer:Min Jun-won
Kim Ji-hyun
Screenwriter:Yoon Ga-eun
Editor:Park Se-young
Composer:Go A-young
Principal Cast:Choi Soo-in
Seol Hye-in
Lee Seo-yeon
Filmography:Debut Feature

Description

“I think of a girl on a school playground, just standing alone. I spent a lot of time doing that…” So explains director Yoon Ga-eun about her debut feature, The World of Us. During a summer vacation in her tenth year, Sun, a wallflower at school, can finally relax and have some fun in life. And when Sun meets Jia, who is new to town, the two misfits share secrets, sleep over at each other’s homes, and have what seems the best summer ever. Jia is outgoing, while Sun is an introvert, skilled at braiding and making homemade nail polish. Soon these two appear to become best friends. However, when summer ends and the new semester begins, Jia seeks the company of the cool kids and begins to distance herself from Sun, and the world of Jia and Sun begins to split apart.


Press

”Both young actresses do a terrific job, making up for their lack of experience with clear natural talent.” - Screen Daily

”Rarely has the world of a young child been so vividly and delicately brought to life.” - Time Out