The Incoming Tide

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Release Date

10/14/2026

Runtime

110 mins

Overview

Thirty villages, each with a different landscape of life, and one sea that embraces them all. This documentary records the scenery, the people and the traces of life layered there over a long time. Like the incoming tide, time keeps flowing into the villages and out again. Some leave; others return. The villages change little by little. Yet the sea is still there, and so are the people's memories and lives. The film slowly observes the memories of home and the time of life held by those who have lived alongside the sea.

Status

Released

Original Language

Korean

Budget

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Revenue

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A meditative portrait of thirty coastal villages where time moves like the tide: people come and go, landscapes shift subtly, but the sea and the lives woven into it endure. Watching this is like sitting with someone remembering home.

Mood

ContemplativeWistfulMelancholicBittersweet

Themes

MemoryMigrationFamily

Tone

Tender

Pacing

Meditative

Look

Documentary-likePainterly

Structure

Ensemble

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