SYNOPSIS

A sensitive, neurodiverse Korean girl in a new school and country is overwhelmed by the cacophony of the classroom. SO-RI 소리 is a visceral experience of a neurodiverse child who hides under a table until her father arrives to comfort her.

WHAT THEY ARE SAYING

“Sue Yeong Baek uses precise cuts and sound design to pull us into the POV of Hee-Yeong Park, a sensitive, neurodiverse young girl struggling at school. It is a reminder to all of us that our perception is as individual as it is universal.” – Hayley Gray, Senior Shorts Programmer, Whistler Film Festival

“Sue Yeong Baek’s direction is a masterclass in emotional nuance, seamlessly weaving complex feelings into a visually compelling narrative. Her storytelling is deeply intuitive, using subtle performances and meticulously framed compositions to create an immersive, resonant experience that lingers long after the final frame.” - David Strasser, DGC Mentorship