It reflects childhood dreams and a girl's silent and intimate relationship with animals. I wanted to communicate this little girl's isolation from society and connection to nature and present her as a sublime goddess who calls forth powerful natural forces.

This film grew from my fascination with young girls and their seemingly magical qualities hidden behind their calm and serene façades. I believe that these little girls hold petite mirrors to our adult selves. I created a magical feminine playground where this little girl could completely indulge herself.

The film is based on a Korean folktale I read as a child where a fox transforms into a seductive maiden and entices mortals with its illusive beauty.

I made oh deer because I am intrigued by the fantastical, surreal, and peculiar nature of many old folk tales and by their often bizarre portrayal of the female character. With this film I wanted to offer my own contemporary version of the old fairytale as well as my view of a young woman of my generation.