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Banana Freeze Tag! : The Hundredth Day Party ()
Directed by Hwang Da-eun, Park Hong-yeol
Documentary · 2h 02m
It's school pickup time. Among the parents at the school gate, a village after-school teacher, Sora, waits for seven first graders. Together they head to the Dotori After-School Program, a cooperative run by local families. Here, instead of math and English, the children learn the everyday work of living together. They fold the towels they share, wash their bowls, and make up games together. They fight and make up all the time, growing up the way children should, through play. On their 100th day of school, the older kids hold a 100th-day anniversary party for them. A year later, now second graders themselves, they prepare the party for a new class of first graders. In banana freeze tag, a frozen player becomes a banana with arms raised overhead, and only a friend peeling them down can set the player free. In a society driven by anxiety, in search of lost time, for children and adults alike. Banana Freeze Tag!
Cast
Crew
- Director
- Hwang Da-eun, Park Hong-yeol
- Director of Photography
- Park Hong-yeol, Hwang Da-eun, Lee Se-eun, Park Hae-yeon
- Original Music Composer
- Lee Bo-ram
- Editor
- Lee Se-eun, Park Hong-yeol, Hwang Da-eun, Choi Bo-yoon, Park Hae-yeon
- Producer
- Kim Seong-hoon
Details
- Original title
- 바나나 얼음 땡
- Runtime
- 2h 02m
- Genres
- Documentary
- Original language
- KO
- Spoken languages
- Korean
- Countries
- South Korea
- Production
- Studio grainfull