I Graduated Film School, But… (2026)

Founded four decades ago in response to external demands to pry open South Korea’s cinematic doors to Hollywood, the Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA) rose as the nation’s pioneering state-run film institution. The documentary never interrupts—no interviews, no meddling—just a quiet, observant lens on the school as it operates today. Through tense critique workshops, marathon faculty evaluations, bureaucratic admin huddles, and a strained sit-down between the academy and its animation graduates, the film maps the hidden scaffolding behind artistic creation.