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Lies
directed by Lim Ohjeong, fl. 2008 (South Korea: Korea National University of Arts, 2009), 32 mins
This film was directed by Lim Ohjeong.
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directed by Lim Ohjeong, fl. 2008 (South Korea: Korea National University of Arts, 2009), 32 mins
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This film was directed by Lim Ohjeong.
Date Written / Recorded
2009
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Author / Creator
Lim Ohjeong, fl. 2008
Date Published / Released
2009
Publisher
Korea National University of Arts
Topic / Theme
Korean people, Relationships, Jews, African Americans
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2009 Used by permission of Korea National University of Arts.
Subject
Korean people, Relationships
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Loopline 1
directed by Kang Jong seok, fl. 2010 (South Korea: Korea National University of Arts, 2010), 9 mins
This short film was directed by Kang Jong seok.
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directed by Kang Jong seok, fl. 2010 (South Korea: Korea National University of Arts, 2010), 9 mins
Description
This short film was directed by Kang Jong seok.
Date Written / Recorded
2010
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Performance
Author / Creator
Kang Jong seok, fl. 2010
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
Korea National University of Arts
Topic / Theme
Korean people, Transportation, Inca
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2010 Used by permission of Korea National University of Arts.
Subject
Korean people, Transportation
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People Passing By
directed by Kim Kyungman, 1972-; produced by Kim Kyungman, 1972-, CinemaDAL (Seoul, Seoul-si: CinemaDAL, 2014), 1 hour 26 mins
A picture is worth a thousand words, and so are the photos in this documentary as they weave together the history of Korea by disclosing the faces of ordinary people on the streets, in the rural areas going about their lives as history unfolds before them, often in tragic terms. This is a documentary that inspires...
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directed by Kim Kyungman, 1972-; produced by Kim Kyungman, 1972-, CinemaDAL (Seoul, Seoul-si: CinemaDAL, 2014), 1 hour 26 mins
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A picture is worth a thousand words, and so are the photos in this documentary as they weave together the history of Korea by disclosing the faces of ordinary people on the streets, in the rural areas going about their lives as history unfolds before them, often in tragic terms. This is a documentary that inspires its viewers to find out more about the events causing the pictures they see. The documentary begins with blank expresses of contempora...
A picture is worth a thousand words, and so are the photos in this documentary as they weave together the history of Korea by disclosing the faces of ordinary people on the streets, in the rural areas going about their lives as history unfolds before them, often in tragic terms. This is a documentary that inspires its viewers to find out more about the events causing the pictures they see. The documentary begins with blank expresses of contemporary Koreans inside a huge shopping center. Most have been laid off work as the economic bubble has collapsed. I. Lost Faces 1945-1948: People and streets show people and places unaware of the impending war. II. Refugees and Prisoners of War 1950-1953: Faces under the shadow of war. III. Mobilization and Labor 1953-1966: The mobilization triggered by war, the fatigue of labor and the human mind.
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Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Kim Kyungman, 1972-, CinemaDAL
Author / Creator
Kim Kyungman, 1972-
Date Published / Released
2014
Publisher
CinemaDAL
Topic / Theme
Economic conditions, War, Korean people, History, Korean Conflict, 1950-1953, Korean
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2015 CinemaDAL
Subject
Economic conditions, War, Korean people, History
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시간의 춤 = Dance of Time
directed by Song Il-Gon, 1971-; produced by Susan Chae, fl. 2007-2009; performed by Cecilio Pak Kim, fl. 2009 and Dianalys Jo Dominguez, fl. 2009 (Seoul, Seoul-si: IndieStory, 2009), 1 hour 33 mins
Back in 1905, just before the onset of the Japanese military occupation over Joseon (present day Korea), about 300 people fled to Cuba via Mexico. With hopes of returning home wealthy, they worked tenaciously at henequen farms. They established their own Korean schools and sent money back to finance the independen...
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directed by Song Il-Gon, 1971-; produced by Susan Chae, fl. 2007-2009; performed by Cecilio Pak Kim, fl. 2009 and Dianalys Jo Dominguez, fl. 2009 (Seoul, Seoul-si: IndieStory, 2009), 1 hour 33 mins
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Back in 1905, just before the onset of the Japanese military occupation over Joseon (present day Korea), about 300 people fled to Cuba via Mexico. With hopes of returning home wealthy, they worked tenaciously at henequen farms. They established their own Korean schools and sent money back to finance the independence movements against Japan, and even eventually partaking in the revolution of Che Guevera. At 2009, the present time, their descendant...
Back in 1905, just before the onset of the Japanese military occupation over Joseon (present day Korea), about 300 people fled to Cuba via Mexico. With hopes of returning home wealthy, they worked tenaciously at henequen farms. They established their own Korean schools and sent money back to finance the independence movements against Japan, and even eventually partaking in the revolution of Che Guevera. At 2009, the present time, their descendants still reside in Cuba, some as well known painters, musicians and ballerinas, never forgetting their ethnic identity – 'Coreano.' Set in Cuba, the home of sensuous Latin music and the Latin Salsa, cha-cha dancing, and the country of the revolution and passion; this film follows the amazing, but heartbreaking stories of the Koreans. The film explores the idea of hope, love and anxiety; and the deep longing of a people removed from their home.
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Date Written / Recorded
2009
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Documentary
Performer / Ensemble
Cecilio Pak Kim, fl. 2009, Dianalys Jo Dominguez, fl. 2009
Contributor
Youngjun Park, fl. 2009-2011, Susan Chae, fl. 2007-2009
Author / Creator
Song Il-Gon, 1971-, Cecilio Pak Kim, fl. 2009, Dianalys Jo Dominguez, fl. 2009
Date Published / Released
2009-12-03
Publisher
IndieStory
Topic / Theme
Cultural assimilation, Immigration and emigration, Korean people, Homesickness, Exile, African Americans
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2009 by Indiestory
Subject
Cultural assimilation, Immigration and emigration, Korean people, Homesickness, Exile
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웰랑 뜨레이
directed by Kim Tae-il, fl. 2005-2012 (Seoul, Seoul-si: CinemaDAL, 2012), 1 hour 21 mins
Mondulkiri is surrounded by jungle forest bordering Vietnam. In the past, colonialism and civil wars devastated the area. And now, invisible capitalism is turning the lives of the Bunong indigenous people in Mondulkiri upside down. Threi and his wife live with his parents and five children. The entire family depen...
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directed by Kim Tae-il, fl. 2005-2012 (Seoul, Seoul-si: CinemaDAL, 2012), 1 hour 21 mins
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Mondulkiri is surrounded by jungle forest bordering Vietnam. In the past, colonialism and civil wars devastated the area. And now, invisible capitalism is turning the lives of the Bunong indigenous people in Mondulkiri upside down. Threi and his wife live with his parents and five children. The entire family depends on subsistence rice farming for a living. But the crop yields drop every year. Hoping to afford to buy rice, they plant Dum Long (ca...
Mondulkiri is surrounded by jungle forest bordering Vietnam. In the past, colonialism and civil wars devastated the area. And now, invisible capitalism is turning the lives of the Bunong indigenous people in Mondulkiri upside down. Threi and his wife live with his parents and five children. The entire family depends on subsistence rice farming for a living. But the crop yields drop every year. Hoping to afford to buy rice, they plant Dum Long (cassava). Due to unusually hot weather, however, it rots rapidly and the prices go down. Hard work no longer leads to self sustainability. Outsiders keep hijacking the Bunong land and the indigenous people are losing their homes. Nevertheless, they don't give up.
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Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Author / Creator
Kim Tae-il, fl. 2005-2012
Date Published / Released
2012-10-07
Publisher
CinemaDAL
Topic / Theme
Korean people, Farm life
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2012 by CinemaDAL
Subject
Korean people, Farm life
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처음 만난 사람들 = Hello, Stranger
written by Kim Dong-hyun, fl. 2006-2013; directed by Kim Dong-hyun, fl. 2006-2013; produced by Jin-Soo Park, fl. 2002-2011 and Kim Dong-hyun, fl. 2006-2013; performed by Su Quang, fl. 2007-2015, Hee-jin Choi, fl. 2004-2010 and In-soo Park, fl. 2007-2010 (Seoul, Seoul-si: IndieStory, 2007), 1 hour 52 mins
Jin-wook is a North Korean defector, who has just graduated from a center for adjusting to South Korea and is now ready to enter the 'real society.' On his first day of moving to a humble apartment, Jin-wook goes out to buy a blanket and then is shocked by the display of capitalism in a megastore nearby. That nigh...
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written by Kim Dong-hyun, fl. 2006-2013; directed by Kim Dong-hyun, fl. 2006-2013; produced by Jin-Soo Park, fl. 2002-2011 and Kim Dong-hyun, fl. 2006-2013; performed by Su Quang, fl. 2007-2015, Hee-jin Choi, fl. 2004-2010 and In-soo Park, fl. 2007-2010 (Seoul, Seoul-si: IndieStory, 2007), 1 hour 52 mins
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Jin-wook is a North Korean defector, who has just graduated from a center for adjusting to South Korea and is now ready to enter the 'real society.' On his first day of moving to a humble apartment, Jin-wook goes out to buy a blanket and then is shocked by the display of capitalism in a megastore nearby. That night, Jin-wook gets lost and coincidently gets on a taxi, which another North Korean defector Hae-jung drives. Hae-jung and Jin-wook who b...
Jin-wook is a North Korean defector, who has just graduated from a center for adjusting to South Korea and is now ready to enter the 'real society.' On his first day of moving to a humble apartment, Jin-wook goes out to buy a blanket and then is shocked by the display of capitalism in a megastore nearby. That night, Jin-wook gets lost and coincidently gets on a taxi, which another North Korean defector Hae-jung drives. Hae-jung and Jin-wook who both are new to Seoul try to find his apartment, but can't find it. When morning breaks, Hae-jung leaves and Jin-wook finally finds home. A few days later, Jin-wook travels to Busan to meet his other North Korean defector friends, but encounters an illegal foreign worker, Ting-woon from Vietnam on the way. Even though they don't understand each other’s languages, Jin-wook accompanies Ting-woon to Booan in Chollabookdo, where Ting-woon’s girlfriend from Vietnam is to marry a Korean man.
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Date Written / Recorded
2007
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Su Quang, fl. 2007-2015, Hee-jin Choi, fl. 2004-2010, In-soo Park, fl. 2007-2010
Contributor
Jeong-ok Oh, fl. 2007, Jin-Soo Park, fl. 2002-2011, Kim Dong-hyun, fl. 2006-2013, Lee Joon-ho, 1990-
Author / Creator
Kim Dong-hyun, fl. 2006-2013, Su Quang, fl. 2007-2015, Hee-jin Choi, fl. 2004-2010, In-soo Park, fl. 2007-2010
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
IndieStory
Topic / Theme
Friendships, Immigrant populations, Korean people, African Americans
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2007 by Indiestory
Subject
Friendships, Immigrant populations, Korean people
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Dear My Friends
directed by Han Ja-young, fl. 2012 (South Korea: Korea National University of Arts, 2012), 1 hour 5 mins
This film was directed by Han Ja-young.
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directed by Han Ja-young, fl. 2012 (South Korea: Korea National University of Arts, 2012), 1 hour 5 mins
Description
This film was directed by Han Ja-young.
Date Written / Recorded
2012
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Author / Creator
Han Ja-young, fl. 2012
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Korea National University of Arts
Topic / Theme
Korean people, Relationships, Inca
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2012 Used by permission of Korea National University of Arts.
Subject
Korean people, Relationships
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The Description of Bankruptcy
directed by Lee Kang-hyun, fl. 2006-2010; performed by Lee Seung-hi, fl. 2006, Lee Min-a, fl. 2006 and Han Sang-da, fl. 2006 (Seoul, Seoul-si: IndieStory, 2006), 1 hour 1 mins
You hear so many horrible accidents and crimes from TV and newspapers. But they don't surprise you any more. You may think they are just a part of your daily life. Since around 2000 in Korea, there have been tons of strange murders. There are no killers and no suspects, but people are murdered every day. Someone c...
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directed by Lee Kang-hyun, fl. 2006-2010; performed by Lee Seung-hi, fl. 2006, Lee Min-a, fl. 2006 and Han Sang-da, fl. 2006 (Seoul, Seoul-si: IndieStory, 2006), 1 hour 1 mins
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You hear so many horrible accidents and crimes from TV and newspapers. But they don't surprise you any more. You may think they are just a part of your daily life. Since around 2000 in Korea, there have been tons of strange murders. There are no killers and no suspects, but people are murdered every day. Someone calls them 'social murders'. However, these everyday terrible crimes do not shock anybody. They are just filling a small corner of a new...
You hear so many horrible accidents and crimes from TV and newspapers. But they don't surprise you any more. You may think they are just a part of your daily life. Since around 2000 in Korea, there have been tons of strange murders. There are no killers and no suspects, but people are murdered every day. Someone calls them 'social murders'. However, these everyday terrible crimes do not shock anybody. They are just filling a small corner of a newspaper. No alarms and no surprises. No efforts to stop them. What has thrown you into such a dead apathy?
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Date Written / Recorded
2006
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Documentary
Performer / Ensemble
Lee Seung-hi, fl. 2006, Lee Min-a, fl. 2006, Han Sang-da, fl. 2006
Contributor
Sun-hee Goo, fl. 2006, Kim Kyung-man, 1972-, Lee Kang-hyun, fl. 2006-2010, Kang Min-seok, fl. 2006-2011
Author / Creator
Lee Kang-hyun, fl. 2006-2010, Lee Seung-hi, fl. 2006, Lee Min-a, fl. 2006, Han Sang-da, fl. 2006
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
IndieStory
Topic / Theme
Economic conditions, Murder, City life, Social conflict, Korean people, African Americans
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2006 by Indiestory
Subject
Economic conditions, Murder, City life, Social conflict, Korean people
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Garibong = 가리봉
directed by Park Ki-yong, 1961- (Privately Published, 2013), 1 hour 19 mins
Garibong is a film without dialogue. It explores all the secret places of Garibong, a section of Seoul where Chinese Koreans gather and live. The famous British film critic, Tony Raynes, has written about Garibong this way for the 2013 Vancouver International Film Festival: Aside from a little help in post-product...
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directed by Park Ki-yong, 1961- (Privately Published, 2013), 1 hour 19 mins
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Garibong is a film without dialogue. It explores all the secret places of Garibong, a section of Seoul where Chinese Koreans gather and live. The famous British film critic, Tony Raynes, has written about Garibong this way for the 2013 Vancouver International Film Festival: Aside from a little help in post-production, Park Kiyong made his latest documentary as a one-man-band. He recorded the images and sounds over a few weeks last winter in Garib...
Garibong is a film without dialogue. It explores all the secret places of Garibong, a section of Seoul where Chinese Koreans gather and live. The famous British film critic, Tony Raynes, has written about Garibong this way for the 2013 Vancouver International Film Festival: Aside from a little help in post-production, Park Kiyong made his latest documentary as a one-man-band. He recorded the images and sounds over a few weeks last winter in Garibong, a hilly part of the Guro district of Seoul. The area’s streets, alleys, doss-houses and cheap restaurants were built in the 1960s, when this was home to workers in the factories of Guro’s industrial zone. More recently, after South Korea normalized diplomatic relations with China, the area has been taken over by Korean-Chinese immigrants and migrant workers, many of whom have good reason to regard the host community with suspicion and sometimes hatred. The hostility between these new arrivals and transients and resident Koreans makes Park's success in 'getting inside' the community all the more remarkable. From fixed angles, Park's camera watches what goes on in the employment office, the visa-renewal agency, the medical clinic, the barber shop, the karaoke lounge and the eateries. Along the way he documents the struggles to find and pay for rented rooms—and to cling to familiar Chinese traditions. There’s no narration, but the apparent artlessness belies an artful arrangement of the material. Balanced between engagement and detachment, the film goes beyond sociology to some very human truths.
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Date Written / Recorded
2012
Field of Study
Asian Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Park Ki-yong, 1961-
Author / Creator
Park Ki-yong, 1961-
Date Published / Released
2013-12-02
Publisher
Privately Published
Topic / Theme
Cultural adaptation, Korean people, Chinese people, Factory workers, Immigrant life, Pacific Islanders
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2013 by Park Ki-yong
Subject
Cultural adaptation, Korean people, Chinese people, Factory workers, Immigrant life
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Graffity
directed by Byun Ji-min, 1985- (South Korea: Korea National University of Arts), 9 mins
This film from South Korea was directed by Byun Ji-min and was released in 2010.
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directed by Byun Ji-min, 1985- (South Korea: Korea National University of Arts), 9 mins
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This film from South Korea was directed by Byun Ji-min and was released in 2010.
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Performance
Author / Creator
Byun Ji-min, 1985-
Date Published / Released
2010
Publisher
Korea National University of Arts
Topic / Theme
Communication, Korean people, African Americans, Jews
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2010 Used by permission of Korea National University of Arts.
Subject
Communication, Korean people
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