How Is Your Fish Today?

A young boy named Min-jun, who is deaf, struggles to communicate his desire for a pet fish to his busy father. Through various attempts and misunderstandings, Min-jun tries to convey his wish, highlighting the communication barriers and the emotional distance that can exist within families. The film delicately portrays the boy's longing and the father's eventual realization of his son's unspoken needs.

Critically acclaimed for its sensitive portrayal of a deaf child's experience and family dynamics, 'How Is Your Fish Today?' resonated with audiences for its emotional depth and understated storytelling. It was praised for its ability to convey complex feelings and themes without relying heavily on dialogue, making it a poignant and memorable short film.

• Praised for its heartwarming and emotional storytelling.

• Commended for its sensitive depiction of a deaf child's perspective.

• Applauded for effectively conveying powerful emotions through visual narrative.

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Won Best Short Film at the 2007 Pyeongtaek Film Festival and was screened at various international film festivals.

The film's director, S.J. Chon, drew inspiration from personal experiences and observations to create the authentic portrayal of the communication challenges faced by deaf individuals and their families.