Byulbyul Iyagi

Synopsis

This anthology of six animated films explores subjects like discrimination and diversity. 1. "Daydream" looks at how society views people with disabilities, following a father and his daughter who has deformed hands and feet as they go through daily life. 2. "Animal Farm" uses a rough, unfinished stop-motion clay animation style to satirize bullying and the group psychology behind aggression. 3. "At Her House" delivers a pointed critique of gender inequality within marriage. 4. "Flesh and Bone" gently mocks the obsession with outward beauty and material possessions. 5. "Bicycle Trip" addresses the prejudice faced by foreign laborers in Korea. 6. "Be a Human Being" examines how young Koreans are dehumanized until they gain admission to a university.