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Animated movie of a gay Afghanistan refugee

The animated feature film, Flee, is running in local theaters as “Na-ui Jib-eun Eodi-inga?” The Korean title means “where is my home?”

 The distributor seems to change the title from Flee or Flugt, emphasizing one of the lines of the protagonist, saying home is where he does not have to leave anymore.

The young boy who used to dress up in his sisters’ clothes, has to move from country to country, but still does not feel safe because he has to lie that he lost all his family not to be evicted. The sufferings and the web of lies kept on suffocating him. But in the end he found peace thanks to his family and his partner. 

The movie is very calm in delivering the journey of the protagonist. The story, however, took my breath away. Thank God I found this movie while running in theater. 

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