Each year, Close-up takes a deep dive into the cinematic world of selected director(s). Following Yi Okseop¡¤Koo Kyohwan (2020) and Ahn Jae-huun (2021), we invite director Yoon Seongho this year under the exciting title of ¡°Pit-a-Pat¡±. Yoon, who just wrote a new chapter in the book of K-political drama with Political Fever, is one of the most prolific filmmakers of our times. Since making a debut in 2001 with the short film Road to Samchunpo, Yoon has demonstrated impressive prolificity across shorts, features and TV series. No other word can describes his filmography better than ¡®omni-directional,¡¯ as his untiring quest for a new form of story is plain to see. Almost a decade ago, Yoon¡¯s popular ¡®web drama¡¯ format heralded the arrival of the short-form content, but instead of dwelling on early success, he has expanded to the internet, cable TV, OTT streaming services as well as traditional theaters. Featuring a total of 11 films, ¡°Pit-a-Pat¡± is categorized into four groups: Feature, Short, Woman and Man. Milky Way Liberation Front is Yoon¡¯s feature-length motion picture debut, while the short-form segment showcases five pieces of work: Seongho, the Right Wing Boy; Portfolio; Pit-a-Pat Bae Chang-ho; Neo Liberal Man and Parallel Adventure of Madam Mizy. Next, the female narrative, one of Yoon¡¯s signature themes, runs through Pit-a-Pat Red Carpet, Dr. Jump and Lily Fever. Every Dog Has His Day and Assistant Manager Park¡¯s Private Life will show you the face of a naive man in love.