2021 Atlanta Film Festival

Camp Quarantine

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6 films in package
Raspberry
Undertakers wait on a family's final farewells as one son struggles to say goodbye to his dead father.
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Jack Says
Observations of Jack's childhood home are juxtaposed against late night drunken voicemails to his friend and cinematographer, Alex.
Learning Tagalog with Kayla
In this Tagalog lesson, Kayla will teach you conversational phrases, common expressions, and what it's like to feel sad and trapped inside your own home.
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Misery Loves Company
As Seolgi is lying on a grass field with friends, a shooting star falls, and dark, intrusive thoughts hit her. Her melancholy blooms into bright and colorful "flower people," dancing and wishing for a meteorite to end the world.
Plant Film
Piranha and Mackerel must say goodbye to each other, so they make a list of things to do before they part ways. They travel to a zoo, a beach, and an elementary school in an attempt to distract themselves from their sadness.
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Solution for Sadness
A mysterious package offers a woman a reprieve from her melancholy, but the results are more permanent and pervasive than she realizes.
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Gather round campers and sing the songs of quarantine – like a melancholy mixtape, these shorts just get it. Whether crafted in the "before times" or during all of this, these films understand the loneliness, levity, grief, and even the unexpected laughs of isolation.


One or more films within this block contain content that may be triggering to some viewers. To view a full list of trigger warnings, visit the following link (these warnings may contain spoilers): https://airtable.com/shriAkJ0UGrg5HKep

Piranha and Mackerel must say goodbye to each other, so they make a list of things to do before they part ways. They travel to a zoo, a beach, and an elementary school in an attempt to distract themselves from their sadness.


MEET THE FILMMAKER: JONG HEON (PAUL) LEE

Jong Heon (Paul) Lee is a filmmaker based in Seoul, Korea. He's lived in Malaysia, New Jersey, and California.

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    12 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    South Korea, USA
  • Premiere
    World Premiere
  • Director
    Jong Heon (Paul) Lee
  • Screenwriter
    Jong Heon (Paul) Lee, Meghan Smith
  • Producer
    Meghan Smith
  • Cast
    Jong Heon (Paul) Lee, Meghan Smith
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