Gulup-do is a beautiful island located in the western sea of Korea. Instead of preserving and reclaiming this great site, one major Korean company tries to develop the island as a huge golf course. With the support of the cultural artist association to protect Gulup-do (hereinafter Artists Support in Gulupdo), Photo artist Kim Jung-man sets out on a journey to the island to take pictures of the great landscapes. Kim also delivers the seed which has been the symbol of ecological preservation to the members of Artists Support in Gulup-do. Posing external landscape along with internal imagery, the ambitious documentary embraces the issues of the environment and the lives.

• MIN Byung-hoon MIN Byunghun had studied and gotten master's degree in cinematography in The Russian State University His film, Bee Fly(1998) received the awards at Thessaloniki International Film Festival, Torino Film Festival, ect. His recent feature film is Touch(2012). In 2013, his short film, Mask and Mirror(2012) got the Best Director Prize in JIFF. He is a professor at Hanseo University. LEE Se-young LEE Seyoung graduated in MFA program in communication from Yonsei University. He fells into the potential of the documentary as a social renovation content and is meant to focus on the art documentary work which is combined form of photography and moving image. Begging Island: Let It Be is her second feature length documentary film.