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Deep Dive: Letters (2017)

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Letters
In 'Letters', Norwegian filmmaker Marte Aas and South Korean filmmaker Jéro Yun engage in a year-long visual correspondence, exchanging personal insights through visual letters. The film captures their daily lives, revealing cultural contrasts and similarities between Norway and South Korea. It focuses on mundane yet significant moments, from daily routines to personal reflections, showcasing the depth of their friendship. The documentary emphasizes the universal nature of human connection and shared experiences, bridging geographical divides. Aas and Yun's visual storytelling approach allows viewers to witness the intricacies of their lives, fostering an understanding of both cultures through their personal narratives.

Why Watch

  • •Meet filmmakers Marte Aas and Jéro Yun's unique friendship.
  • •See daily life contrasts between Norway and South Korea.
  • •Find out how visual letters bridge cultural divides.

Did You Know

•The film was released in 2017 and has a duration of 77 minutes.
•It features filmmakers Marte Aas and Jéro Yun as the main cast.
•The production countries for 'Letters' are Norway and South Korea.

Perfect For

Cultural exchange enthusiastsFans of documentary filmmakingVisual storytelling lovers