My Father's House

This documentary provides an intimate look at a family's struggles with financial difficulties tied to their home. The narrative centers on the father's reluctance to sell their apartment, despite the mounting pressures of interest payments and economic uncertainty.

As the filmmaker navigates their own feelings toward the family's situation, viewers witness the evolving understanding of both personal and familial anxieties. The film captures the emotional weight of home ownership and the deep connections it fosters, all set against the vibrant backdrop of Seoul's real estate landscape. This documentary appeals to collectors interested in personal stories that reflect broader societal issues.