I love this paper stop motion animation done by Kangmin Kim. It's fabricated flawlessly using 3D software to render out paper blue print to build the 3D characters.
The aesthetic of the film is so appealing which is not often the case with a lot of stop motion animations. The cinematography and the lighting production value is high as well. But at the end of the day, it's about the story and Kim's story from his childhood is very satisfying, especially the outcome from the viewers point of view. Having grown up in Korea, I appreciate the story even more along with the authentic sound track he got for the parts of the movie.