Colors of the Funeral
Seung Hyeok, an employee at a funeral service company, receives an absurd request from a middle-aged woman named Eun Hui, who asks him to show her what her funeral would look like. He then prepares a bizarre funeral…
In the poignant South Korean short film *Colors of the Funeral*, Seung Hyeok works quietly at a funeral service company, handling death with professional detachment. That changes when a middle-aged woman, Eun Hui, makes an absurd request: she wants to see what her own funeral would look like—while she's still alive. What begins as a bizarre favor transforms into a deeply moving exploration of life, loss, and unexpected human connection. As Seung Hyeok prepares the staged funeral, he finds himself drawn into Eun Hui's world and confronting his own buried emotions, leading to a tender, introspective romance that blooms amid the rituals of death. *Colors of the Funeral* is a meditative, beautifully acted short film that captures the fragility of life and the courage it takes to love openly, making it a hidden gem for fans of intimate queer storytelling.