Some More

Directed by Kang Woo

Burned out by city life, Dong-su retreats to the countryside - only to injure his leg on the road. He's taken in by the reserved In-pyo, and a quiet tension grows between them. They're unsure of their feelings, but the connection is impossible to ignore.
Some More is a gentle Korean gay short film about a city man recovering from an accident at a rural farmhouse where an unexpected attraction begins to grow. Kang Woo keeps the romance unhurried and soft-spoken, allowing awkwardness, curiosity and simple acts of care to build naturally. The pastoral setting gives the film an appealing sense of escape from ordinary life.

Some More

Directed by Kang Woo

Burned out by city life, Dong-su retreats to the countryside - only to injure his leg on the road. He's taken in by the reserved In-pyo, and a quiet tension grows between them. They're unsure of their feelings, but the connection is impossible to ignore.

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Some More is a gentle Korean gay short film about a city man recovering from an accident at a rural farmhouse where an unexpected attraction begins to grow. Kang Woo keeps the romance unhurried and soft-spoken, allowing awkwardness, curiosity and simple acts of care to build naturally. The pastoral setting gives the film an appealing sense of escape from ordinary life.