| Violin Maker, Jun | |
| Director | Sangwoo Kim |
| Jun, a violin maker with a severe hearing impairment, dreams of creating a violin that produces sounds comparable to a Stradivarius. | |
| To Be Myself | |
| Director | Yeonkyung Lim |
| Producer | Minha Ha |
| A domestic violence victim who had been living in hiding claims the camera. In hopes of curbing the passing of generational violence, I record the present me, a person who is self-reliant and no longer a victim. | |
| Witness | |
| Director | Myungjin Park |
| A hundred years ago, several 11-year-old children depicted the Great Kanto Earthquake, a mass murder of Korean citizens by Japanese police, military, and vigilantes. Through these children's writings and drawings, I would like to look into the truth of the collective madness and hate that had devoured Japanese society during that atrocity. | |
| Goyo in Auroville | |
| Director | Youngro Kim |
| Producer | Minji Kim |
| Won-ja and her customers journey to find mindfulness and inner peace through their shared experience at the restaurant “Goyo” in Auroville, an experimental India township. | |
| My Old Artist | |
| Director | Ohyeon Kwon |
| Producer | Jun Min Kim |
| A grandfather's antiques lie faded, collecting dust. Can the granddaughter, living in the 21st century, understand the antique world of art created by her grandfather in the 20th century? | |