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The 26th Jeju International Disability Rights Film Festival will run November 19–21 at Jeju Hondinurimter (혼디누림터) theater, screening 14 films that explore disability, human rights, diversity and social solidarity. As South Korea’s longest-running festival led by people with disabilities, it features works made by disabled creators and international selections including opening film 'Sae-i and Doha' (dir. Bae Jin-ah), short 'Otherworld Boy' (dir. Kim Seong-ho), supported short 'Coffee Vending Machine' (dir. Jeong Jae-ik), and feature 'When I Look into Your Eyes' (dir. Miyake Sho). The festival also offers eight program sections and inclusive side events like dolphin DIY crafts, custom fragrance making, and camellia keyring workshops, encouraging participation by both disabled and non-disabled audiences. 