Byulbyul Iyagi

This anthology presents six distinct animated short stories exploring the complexities of societal prejudice and the experience of being marginalized. Each segment adopts a unique visual style and narrative approach to examine different forms of discrimination within contemporary Korean society. From poignant portrayals of familial caregiving in the face of disability to satirical critiques of groupthink and superficiality, the shorts offer introspective glimpses into the challenges faced by individuals navigating social hierarchies. The collection avoids simplistic solutions, instead focusing on nuanced character interactions and emotionally resonant situations. Through diverse perspectives – addressing issues like gender roles, foreign labor, and the pressures placed upon youth – the series invites reflection on empathy, acceptance, and the human cost of prejudice.