Synopsis

The Sogyumo Acacia Band is a duo composed of Min-hong and Eun-jie. Known for their sentimental melodies and heartfelt lyrics, the band has gained considerable popularity in Korea and has continued their musical journey to this day. They initiate a group project by bringing in freelance members to explore a wider range of musical activities. One of those members, Yozoh, debuts through the Sogyumo Acacia Band and quickly rises to fame. Her growing presence creates tension between Min-hong and Eun-jie, particularly regarding her role in the band. They begin to question whether the music they're making now still aligns with their original intentions. This documentary captures the lives and music of these Korean musicians while reflecting on the society that surrounds them. By focusing on their emotional reactions to specific situations and their day-to-day struggles to pursue their true desires, the film seeks to portray them within a broader social context.

Director

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  • Min Hwan-gi
  • Born in 1968, Min Hwan-gi graduated from Korea University with a degree in Metallurgical Engineering, and later studied film at Chung-Ang University and the Korean Academy of Film Arts. He received his MFA in Fine Arts with a focus on directing from CalArts and is currently a professor in the Department of Film at Chung-Ang University. His notable works include Play It Again (2004) and From Traditional Folk Arts to Film (2005).