Footprints of the Invisible Man Walking on the Sand
Director Shin Mokya’s film centers on Saekja, a transgender club manager in her late 60s, capturing the losses and disconnections she has experienced as a lifelong outsider. This poignant narrative is juxtaposed with images from the funeral of the late Byun Hui-su, a transgender soldier who, after undergoing gender reassignment surgery, was forcibly discharged and later took her own life. It highlights discrimination against LGBTQ+ and marginalized people through the ages.
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| Status | Released | |
| Original Title | Footprints of the Invisible Man Walking on the Sand | |
| Runtime | 20min | |
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| Original Language | Korean | |
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