Synopsis

Résonances is an invitation to discover Korea and France through the rituals of two atypical farmers. One is a woman diver or 'Haenyeo' from the island of Jeju. The other is a shepherdess making goat cheese in a hamlet in the Pyrenees. They reveal themselves through their relationship to the animal world, earth, air, and the liquid element. The ghostly mist absorbs the animals and their owners, while the black silhouettes of divers disappear in the water. Thus, the two worlds resonate.

Director

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  • Jean-Julien Fus
  • Jean-Julien Fus is a director who works across animation and video art. Born in China, he spent his childhood between France and Hong Kong. His works have been screened and awarded at more than 70 international film festivals, including the Rotterdam Film Festival. Currently, he resides in Seoul, where he teaches at Kookmin University and presents his work through exhibitions in Seoul, Hong Kong, and other locations.