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SHREDDER
Ho Eun Lee, Dohyun Park · Korea (Republic of)
Storytelling
We’ve carved the word “endure” into ourselves a thousand times— through humiliation, unfairness, and the cold, judging eyes of power. But now, we can’t. Not anymore. This film was made for that single breaking point— the moment when people, trapped in a lifeless routine, finally lose control. At work, anger and humiliation pile up quietly. We swallow them, we pretend, we survive. But not this time. Here, every repressed desire is fed into a shredder— a symbolic machine that destroys everything that has kept us small and silent. Each sheet is a piece of our rage, gone. Be honest, haven’t we all thought, “If only we could make that person disappear, just once…” This isn’t one person’s story. It’s ours. We wanted to show that moment of forbidden release, when patience snaps, and something wild and human finally breathes again. This film is for everyone who keeps quiet, who swallows anger just to stay alive, and who still shows up to work the next day.
