THREE MAKES UNICON

The title comes from a Korean idiom “삼인성호(三人成虎)”, which means that it only takes three men to fabricate false rumour to truth. The film explores how crowd psychology and public opinion can transform suspicion into certainty. Repeated rumors and collective lies transformed accusations about an innocent person into “truth,” ultimately leading to a witch hunt. The initial victim is a mono-eyed gentleman, Mr. Anyone. Once a man of judgment, he is dragged down and judged by the very crowd he belonged to. Anyone who turns their eye away from truth or conscience can become a target at any time. The secondary victim is a man who has the golden bell of truth, Mr. Someone. Even within an easily manipulated crowd, there is always someone who questions what is happening. However, he is quickly sacrificed, as he is only a single, vague voice that no one truly listens to. Because only Mr. No-one agreed with him, Mr.Someone, too, became a scapegoat. Someone who dares to disrupts the order of the majority is quickly silenced. We must question ourselves. Who is the hypocrite, and who is not? Who is guilty and who is innocent?