Moon-young (2015) is a poignant South Korean short drama written and directed by Kim So-yeon, marking the cinematic debut of actress Kim Tae-ri. The film follows Moon-young, a mute young woman who carries a camcorder and films strangers in the subway—searching for some form of connection to escape her abusive household. One day, she meets Hee-soo while filming her breakdown at a subway station. As their reluctant friendship blooms, Moon-young confronts her loneliness, trauma, and yearning for familial ties. br Originally a 43-minute short premiered at the Seoul Independent Film Festival (2015), it was later expanded to a 64-minute theatrical version released in January 2017. br A beautifully understated reflection on identity, trauma, and human connection—all conveyed with silence and raw emotion.br #MoonYoung2015 #KimTaeriDebut #KShortFilm #KDramaShort #IndieCinema #SilentDrama #EmotionalShort #KoreanIndie #ShortFilm #FilmFestivalHit #SeoulIndieFilm #HealingStory #FriendshipEmotion #MuteProtagonist #KDramaArt #SubwayStory #KimSoyeonFilm #HeeSoo #CamcorderFilm #TraumaHealing #IntrospectiveCinema #KoreanCinema #ShortFilmUpload #DramaRelic #FestivalDrama #EmotionalConnection #IndieShortFilm #QuietDrama #KDramaUpload #NarrativeQuiet #IndieKorea #SubwayShort #RawEmotion #CamcorderNarrative #HealingThroughArt #KimTaeri2025? No.