In 1993, enormous spherical UFOs appear over every major city in the world. They don’t attack. They don’t initiate communication. They just remain floating above each city. In 2022, 29 years after the UFOs arrive, they have become a part of ordinary life, but there is a rumor going around which posits that some people who look like ordinary humans are actually aliens. This. mysterious Alien Mind Control Syndrome, has taken hold of people in strange and unexpected ways.
Director's Bio:
Jude Chun is a Korean-Canadian director currently working in Seoul, Korea. UNIDENTIFIED is his first feature film. His 2016 short film ‘The Time Agent’ won multiple awards at international film festivals, and has been optioned for feature development by Black Label Media.
"I loved everything about this film. It’s unique, funny, thought-provoking, cinematic, daring, intriguing, smart, joyful, and life-affirming, while aware of life’s and earth’s challenges. You grasp its meaning through osmosis. This film has everything in it, but mostly it has freedom—a truly indie effort."
–BendFilm Team
- Runtime80 minutes
- LanguageKorean, Turkish, German, Polish, Khmer, Chinese, French, Yoruba
- CountrySouth Korea
- PremiereWest Coast Premiere
- DirectorJude Chun
In 1993, enormous spherical UFOs appear over every major city in the world. They don’t attack. They don’t initiate communication. They just remain floating above each city. In 2022, 29 years after the UFOs arrive, they have become a part of ordinary life, but there is a rumor going around which posits that some people who look like ordinary humans are actually aliens. This. mysterious Alien Mind Control Syndrome, has taken hold of people in strange and unexpected ways.
Director's Bio:
Jude Chun is a Korean-Canadian director currently working in Seoul, Korea. UNIDENTIFIED is his first feature film. His 2016 short film ‘The Time Agent’ won multiple awards at international film festivals, and has been optioned for feature development by Black Label Media.
"I loved everything about this film. It’s unique, funny, thought-provoking, cinematic, daring, intriguing, smart, joyful, and life-affirming, while aware of life’s and earth’s challenges. You grasp its meaning through osmosis. This film has everything in it, but mostly it has freedom—a truly indie effort."
–BendFilm Team
- Runtime80 minutes
- LanguageKorean, Turkish, German, Polish, Khmer, Chinese, French, Yoruba
- CountrySouth Korea
- PremiereWest Coast Premiere
- DirectorJude Chun
