Synopsis

Once upon a time, Bohemian JOB left to find a place to settle - though JOB had no idea where it was, or where to go. On the brave journey, JOB saw 3 different people with 3 different lives - First a mouse, then a robot, then, lastly, a flower. They told JOB their stories, however, they were not clear enough to solve JOB’s questions. After passing by the three, JOB paused walking tirelessly, to look back on the journey, JOB saw own footsteps, wandering here and there. Bohemian JOB, then, said, “It is okay even when I don’t know where I’m heading in life - sometimes.”

Director's Comment

Each person sets a goal and pursue orders for life. For that reason, anybody - not a specific one - often falls into good and tragic moments, or compares one's own life to someone else's to set up a standard of happiness. However, a ""life"" is a continuous series of unexpected incidents, so it is natural for one's goals and directions to be unclear. ends the story in a way which neither goal nor direction of JOB is resolved, while encountering different lifestyles of various people. With this piece of work, I would like to bring comfort to those who are living through lives of continuous incidents.

Staff

Program Note

The creative expressions make you burst out in laughter at unexpected moments. It is a unique emotional work that uses the difficult stop motion technique to compose the screen in a sensual way. LEE Sunghwan

Watching Bohemian JOB was followed by a precious opportunity to ask questions. My thoughts are full of the mouse! LEE Hyejeong

The unique flavor of stop motion animation can be felt in the artwork and adorable character. HWANGBO Saebyul