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Get Thee on the Dance Floor

님과 함께 디스코

VIFF Short Forum

International Premiere

A middle-aged man, his ailing father, and his father’s caregiver take a day trip together to the bathhouse.

 

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Director
Cast

Jin Hyungwang, Kim Young, Hong Seokyeon

Credits
Country of Origin

South Korea

Year

2023

Language

In Korean with English subtitles

Film Contact
18+
27 min
Award Winners Cinemas of Asia Drama Family Relations Shorts

Credits & Director

Producer

Bella Yeonsoo Kim, Ted Taekeun Kim

Screenwriter

Hyun Hahn

Cinematography

Chang Myeonggong

Editor

Hyun Hahn

Production Design

Choi Jisoo

Original Music

Chang Sukjin

Hyun Hahn headshot; Get Thee on the Dance Floor director

Hyun Hahn 한현승

Hyun Hahn (한현승) is a 24 year old Korean filmmaker based in Seoul, South Korea. Having lived in five different countries (Morocco, Russia, Dubai, South Korea and most recently US), Hyun secluded himself from his rapidly changing foreign environments and experienced life through cinema instead. After his studies at NYU Tisch with a major in Film & TV, Hyun began directing and developing on his short film trilogy Three Stories From the Bathhouse while producing short form music videos and commercials under his team Spire.

 

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