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A documentary crew enters Facility No. 6, a juvenile protection center facing closure, where they confront the truths of children cast aside by society and of weary teachers. When Hong In-ah, a former resident turned volunteer, exposes a hidden case, the line between perpetrator and victim blurs, and the crew faces a heavy ethical dilemma — what to record, and how.
Cameras across the city capture events and spread them swiftly through the media, yet the person in the footage has lived long years before that moment. Knock imagines, records, and quietly watches over a life in the blind spot — a life that existed beyond the frame, unseen by anyone, before the news ever called a name.
[Jeong Beom, Director]
Jeong Beom earned his master's degree from the Dankook Graduate School of Cinema (DGC). Writing, directing, and shooting his own films, he made his first feature, The Berefts. His second, Knock, captures the wounds of Korean society through meticulous observation and raises critical questions.