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2025 SFFILM Festival

3670

Directed by Joonho Park

South Korea | Fiction | 124

19 Apr
Sat, Apr 19 at 5:30 pm PT
20 Apr
Sun, Apr 20 at 8:15 pm PT

Description

Cheol-jun experiences life in two halves. As a North Korean defector living in Seoul, he is part of a small group who have followed a similar path. He has become close friends with many, but he conceals the fact that he is gay from them. Contending with feelings of isolation and longing for deeper connection, Cheol-jun summons the courage to explore Seoul’s vibrant gay community. Finally, able to let his guard down, his life begins to blossom. But keeping his two worlds apart becomes increasingly unsustainable, and Cheol-jun finds himself in a precarious position that threatens the delicate relationships that he holds dear. In this auspicious and achingly tender debut, director Joonho Park perceptively navigates two of South Korea’s most marginalized communities with a deep level of nuance, specificity, and compassion towards those yearning for acceptance and understanding. —Jordan Klein

Director Joonho Park

Joonho Park makes his feature writing/directing debut with 3670. He previously made the short films Almond: My Voice Is Breaking (2017) and Eun-seo (2019).

Film Details

LanguageKorean

Year2025

Runtime124

CountrySouth Korea

DirectorJoonho Park

ProducerHyein Lee

Executive ProducerJoonho Park

WriterJoonho Park

EditorJoonho Park

CinematographerSang Kil Han

MusicSoobin Lee

CastYouhyun Cho, Hyeonmok Kim

Closed CaptionsClosed Captions are not currently confirmed for this film

Audio DescriptionAudio Descriptions are not currently confirmed for this film

American Sign Language (ASL) InterpretationAmerican Sign Language Interpretation is not currently