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Modern Family

KIM Soomin, LI Tiantian, EN Liang Rui, CHEN Wen Yen | Korea, China, Singapore, Taiwan | 2024 | 38min

SYNOPSIS

In Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, and China, queer individuals navigate their lives in diverse ways?some live alone, others with partners, while some marry or raise children. Their lives may be legally recognized depending on the country, or they may not be. Unfortunately, most queer people in Asia are unable to legally establish protected families. Despite this, they continue to live their lives under varying circumstances, forging their own paths in a challenging landscape.

DIRECTOR

KIM Soomin

While doing a documentary theater, I also started a documentary film.

LI Tiantian

Born in Yunnan Province, China, I have been studying documentary making since my undergraduate study. In my opinion, documentary is also a way of self-expression. Just like literature uses words to write the world and convey emotions, documentary uses the lens to capture life moments and convey another kind of life in real life.

EN Liang Rui

EN Liang Rui graduated from Nanyang Technological University. She is interested in the lesser heard voices in societies. This is her first venture into documentary filmmaking.

CHEN Wen Yen

Born in Taichung, Taiwan, studied sociology and is currently studying documentary filming.

PRODUCER

KIM Jinhyuk

He worked as a producer at the Korea Educational Broadcasting(EBS) Corporation from 2002 to 2013. His representative production is ¡®Knowledge Channel e¡¯. Since 2016, he has been a professor at the Korea National University of Arts, where he has taught documentary courses. In 2017, he directed a documentary film 7 years featuring stories of laid off journalists. In 2002, he filmed a documentary called based on the history of pro-Japanese during the colonial era of Japan Imperialism in Korea.

HEO Chul

HEO Chul, a filmmaker and media scholar (MFA Brooklyn College, PhD Iowa), is Professor of School of Film and TV Arts at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU) in Suzhou, China. His filmmaking career has spanned more than two decades and earned him credits on both fictional and non-fictional feature films, as well as short films and TV series. As a media scholar, he specializes in media aesthetics, production studies, and critical cultural studies. Before joining XJTLU, Chul taught at Nanyang Technological University, Korea University and San Francisco State University.