Nami (film)

Nami is a 2001 South Korean short film directed by Choi Eun-yeong. The film explores themes of childhood innocence, loss, and the transition to adulthood. Set against the backdrop of a rural Korean village, it centers on a young girl named Nami and her experiences with death and the changing world around her. The narrative is told through the lens of Nami's perspective, offering a poignant and melancholic view of life's complexities. The film has been noted for its sensitive portrayal of children and its use of visual storytelling to convey emotion. While relatively obscure, it has garnered attention within independent film circles.