Film | 00:16:10 | 2026

At 70, Jeongsun is about to end her life when she is hired by a funeral service company. She decides to live one more day. Yet throughout that day, no one truly sees her. In a super-aged society, we live longer, while those who have lived long can become invisible. When does a person disappear from society? When no one sees them while they are still alive?
<Still a Flower>asks whether, as we help people live longer, we also protect the fact that they are alive.

Bongju Cha (b. 1981), a screenwriter and director, enjoys telling stories about individual lives and hidden emotions. He wrote and directed the feature film Good Morning (2022) and is currently studying film directing at Chung-Ang University. He is interested in the lives and emotions of people easily overlooked by society. His short film Still a Flower explores aging, human dignity, and the “invisible person.”