The Past is a Strange Country
On April 28, 1986, two students, twenty-year-old Kim Se-jin and Lee Jae-ho, immolated themselves to death, shouting slogans, “No war, no nuclear weapons, Yankee go home,” “U.S. sign the peace treaty with North Korea,” and “Expel American imperialists.” This took place in the midst of a public demonstration against the forced conscription of students, joined by approximately four hundred students and held at the Sinrim crossroads facing the Seoul National University main gate. The manner of their deaths, the radicalness of their slogans (they were the first overtly anti-American statements to be heard in public since the conclusion of the Korean War) deeply shocked Korean society at the time. Twenty years have since passed. The world has changed.
Year: 2008
Genre: Documentary
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Director: Kim Eung-soo
Cast: Kim Eung-soo, Jeon Ho-sik
Crew: Kim Eung-soo (Director), Jeon Ho-sik (Director of Photography), Park Ki-woong (Producer)
Runtime: 90 minutes
Release: Mar 06, 2008
IMDb: 0.00/10 by 0 users
Popularity: 1
Country: South Korea
Language: 한국어/조선말
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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