The number "8" not only represents Chaeyoung's position as the 8th youngest member of TWICE. Additionally, "Super 8" refers to Kodak's 8mm film format, which was widely used in filmmaking throughout the 20th century. Cameras that use this format are known as Super 8 cameras — one of which is featured as a prop in Chaeyoung's styling on the cupsleeve design in this event. Freebies and set up are film themed.
Freebies:
Basic package:
Purchase any drink
Follow Chaeyoung on Instagram @chaeyo.0
Cupsleeve
Ticket & cover
Pro package:
Eligible if you have attended any TWICE concert
Paper bag
Banner
Postcard (set of 8)
Full Package:
Eligible if you are subscribing Chaeyoung on Bubble
Key charm
Reversal film piece
Badge (random 1pc)
For the postcard set designs, 8 films that best match Chaeyoung's vibe are selected, with their movie posters redesigned to feature Chaeyoung in place of the original characters:
Andrea, an aspiring journalist, becomes the assistant to Miranda, the formidable editor-in-chief of a top fashion magazine. As Andrea gets consumed by the high-pressure job, her personal life suffers, while Miranda embodies both fearsome authority and exceptional leadership.
Through humor, the film explores the challenges women face in balancing career and personal life, revealing the glamour and hidden sacrifices of the fashion world. *The Queen in Prada* is more than a fashion film it's a modern fable about self-discovery and women's value in the workplace.
Adapted from Suzanne Kaysen's autobiographical novel, Shifter Girl explores mental illness, identity, and female growth. After a suicide attempt, Suzanne enters a psychiatric hospital, where therapy forces her to confront deep questions about herself and society. Lisa, a rebellious contrast, adds depth to the narrative.
Through rich characterization and introspective dialogue, the film captures psychological struggle and social expectations, offering a poignant reflection on women's strength, loneliness, and self-discovery.
This bold revenge thriller challenges gender violence narratives with sharp storytelling and dark humor. Once a promising medical student, Cassandra's life derails after losing her best friend. She embarks on a calculated mission to hold guilty men accountable, but will revenge bring redemption?
Beneath its sugar-coated visuals and '80s pop, the film seethes with anger, blending genre elements with feminist themes. The lead actress delivers a precise, layered performance, adding emotional depth to this striking indictment of complicity and justice.
The Affectionate Kaneko is a dark revenge thriller with psychological depth.
After 13 years in prison, where she was known for her kindness, Geum-ja emerges as a cold, calculating woman set on revenge.
Her elaborate plan unfolds with ruthless precision, revealing long-repressed anger and a transformed identity.
More than a crime film, it's a gripping tale of female power, vengeance, and self-redemption.
TOMBOY is a tender coming-of-age film exploring gender identity in childhood. Ten-year-old Loree, newly moved to a neighborhood, reinvents herself as Mikael, a boy, enjoying the freedom of this new identity while navigating family and social expectations.
With a minimalist style and restrained narrative, the film captures the sensitivity and confusion of self-discovery beyond the gender binary. Natural performances enhance its realism, immersing the audience in a poignant story of identity, belonging, and transformation.
A French New Wave classic, this film explores female loneliness and anxiety through songstress Cleo's two-hour wait for medical results. As she interacts with others, she reflects on life, love, and identity, revealing deep fears and desires.
With exquisite long shots and a fluid narrative, the film traces Cleo's journey from anxiety to self-awakening, delving into existence, human connections, and the passage of time in a poignant portrait of self-discovery.
Adapted from Nozomi Yakamoto's novel, Shimotsuma Monogatari is a whimsical tale of friendship, rebellion, and self-identity.
It follows demure yet repressed Momoko and streetwise rebel Strawberry, whose unlikely bond forms through a chance encounter.
With bold visuals, rich subcultural influences, and humorous irony, the film explores the clash between social expectations and personal identity.
Balancing tradition and modernity, rebellion and conformity, it offers a vibrant, heartfelt portrayal of youth in contemporary Japan.
8 Women is a thrilling blend of suspense, black comedy, and song and dance. Set in a 1950s mansion at Christmas, a man is murdered, and eight women—each with secrets—become suspects. As they wait for rescue, their lies unravel and relationships grow more complex.
The film reinvents the classic murder mystery with intense drama and stylish visuals, offering a playful yet powerful exploration of femininity alongside its crime narrative.
Hope you enjoy Super8 Festival 