The two directors have collaborated in various films. In Let’s Say Revolution, beautiful images and sounds are transformed into a visual poem blurring the lines of fiction, documentary, and essay and combining them in a new way. It further describes the body and the soul’s resistance by transcending the geographical borders from Africa to Europe and Europe to South America and also delving into declaration, music, dance, private memos and the texts of Deleuze, Preciado, Butler, Faulkner. This indescribable film is a unique interpretation of today’s world. The request for revolution by the director is not just a political one but also an attitude toward the art. [Sung MOON]