The Desire of the World: Jeonju Digital Project 2005 (2005)
A bold anthology uniting three visionary directors from Asia in a celebration of digital short filmmaking.
The Desire of the World: Jeonju Digital Project 2005 - Movie Information
- Original Title: 세계의 욕망: 디지털삼인삼색2005
- Release Year: 2005
- Directed by: Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Shinya Tsukamoto et al.
- Type: Movie
- Original Language: Korean
- Spoken Languages: Korean, Japanese, Thai
- Release Date (Theatrical): January 1, 2005 (United States)
The Desire of the World: Jeonju Digital Project 2005 - Plot
Three digital short films: 'Worldly Desires' by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, 'Haze' by Tsukamoto Shinya, 'Magician(s)' by Song Il-Gon
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The Desire of the World: Jeonju Digital Project 2005 - FAQs
What is The Desire of the World about?
The Desire of the World: Jeonju Digital Project 2005 is an anthology of three digital short films. Apichatpong Weerasethakul contributes 'Worldly Desires', Shinya Tsukamoto offers 'Haze', and Song Il-gon presents 'Magician(s)' — each a distinct artistic vision united under one project.
Who directed the Jeonju Digital Project 2005?
Three acclaimed directors share the helm: Thailand's Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Japan's Shinya Tsukamoto, and South Korea's Song Il-gon. Each brings their own cinematic language to the project, making it a genuinely international collaboration rooted in Asian independent filmmaking.
What are the three short films in this anthology?
The anthology features 'Worldly Desires' by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, 'Haze' by Shinya Tsukamoto, and 'Magician(s)' by Song Il-gon. Each segment stands as an independent work while contributing to the project's broader exploration of desire, identity, and the human condition.
What is the Jeonju International Film Festival Digital Project?
The Jeonju Digital Project is an annual initiative by the Jeonju International Film Festival in South Korea, commissioning three international directors to create short digital films. It champions experimental and independent cinema, pairing emerging and established voices from around the world.
What languages are spoken in this film?
Reflecting its international origins, the anthology features dialogue in Korean, Japanese, and Thai — one language per segment, corresponding to each director's home country. This multilingual quality adds to the film's rich cross-cultural texture and global artistic perspective.
Is The Desire of the World worth watching?
For fans of world cinema and experimental filmmaking, absolutely. Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Shinya Tsukamoto, and Song Il-gon are all distinctive voices, and seeing their individual styles placed side by side makes for a fascinating, thought-provoking viewing experience that rewards patient, curious audiences.
When was The Desire of the World released?
The film premiered on January 1, 2005, in the United States. As part of the Jeonju International Film Festival's digital project series, it was conceived as a festival work, reaching audiences through international film festival circuits before any wider distribution.
Where can I find more about this film online?
You can explore more details about The Desire of the World: Jeonju Digital Project 2005 on TMDb, which offers cast information, images, and community reviews. Searching the Jeonju International Film Festival's archives is also a great way to learn about the broader digital project series.
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