Sua´s Home

Sim-kyoung
YUN

YUN Sim-kyoung (1981, Republic of Korea)
YUN majored in feature film screenwriting in the Master’s program at the School of Film, Korea National University of Arts.
She have focused on writing and directing, especially on telling stories through characters, with a particular interest in lonely and marginalized individuals.
She have made four short films, and Sua’s Home is her first feature-length film.
Sua’s Home was screened in the Korean Competition section of the 26th Jeonju International Film Festival(2025).

Filmography
Silent Crying (2003)
Husband and wife (2012)
On the way to her (2014)
Bom's home (2022)

Young-sun (15) loves tennis but moves through life alone, bouncing between foster homes and shelters. To earn money, she becomes a practice partner for Sua, a girl her age from a wealthy family. When Yeong-seon moves in with Sua’s parents, their world feels like everything she’s ever dreamed of – home, safety, and belonging. She tries hard to please not only Sua, but her parents too, hoping to become part of their family. But Sua, starved for her own parents’ attention, begins to see Young-sun as a threat. In her debut feature, director YUN Sim-kyoung brings depth and empathy to this tender story of a girl who refuses to accept a life of isolation. Choi Myeongbin shines as Young-sun, capturing her silent longing, quiet strength, and deep need for love with remarkable subtlety. This moving portrait of hope, identity, and the fragile bonds we seek reminds us that even the loneliest hearts still dream of home.