Funky Freaky Freaks () is a 2025 Korean comedic film directed by Han Chang-lok about teenagers on the fringes of Seoul society. It won the Special Jury Award at the 2025 Busan International Film Festival.
The movie follows a group of three teenage friends: Yong-gi, an ordinary boy; Ji-sook, a girl with a messy home life; and Dum-bo, an effeminate boy who sometimes pretends to be a girl on the phone.
Outside of class, the three friends engage in mischief. They administer pranks, such as through selling used panties to perverts. Yong-gi looks after Ji-sook. The dynamics of the trio are disrupted by the arrival of new transfer student Woo-joo, which causes jealousy and conflict.
The film was a feature project of the Korea National University of Arts (K'Arts).
The film is characterized by handheld photography, jump cuts, and animation.
The film uses colorful framing, and is split into three chapters. These three chapters are denoted 'impulse', 'collision' and 'shock' and depict the evolution of the relationships and futures of the characters.
Funky Freaky Freaks competed in the Competition section of the 30th Busan International Film Festival on September 20, 2025 for 'Bosan Awards'.
Pierce Conran of ScreenAnarchy notes while âÂÂHan's overall style isn't exactly newâÂÂ, the filmâÂÂs âÂÂcontemporary mix of media makes it feel fresh, particularly when contrasted with its frequently polished but occasionally dry indie peers.âÂÂ
Oris Aigbokhaevbolo of The Film Verdict writes âÂÂFunky Freaky Freaks is worth the time spent with its crazy young people as they hurtle towards the bleak future they have created for themselves.âÂÂ.