Repatriation
Country/Region:
South Korea
Release Year: 2003
Release Year: 2003
Story:
In the spring of 1992, I-the film director-met two long-term political prisoners who were charged of political spy from North Korea. They didn't give up their faith to communism for 30 years in jail.
Casts & Crews:
KIM Dong-won
Directors
Runtime:
147
minutes
Language:
Korean
Subtitles:
English
Festivals & Awards:
2003 Jeonju International Film Festival, South Korea
2003 Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival - The Robert and Frances Flaherty Prize & Audience Award, Japan
2003 Seoul Independent Film Festival, South Korea
2004 Sundance Film Festival - Freedom of Expression Award, United States
2004 Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, United States
2004 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Czech Republic
2004 New Horizons Film Festival, Poland
2004 DOK Leipzig, Germany
2004 One World Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2004 Vancouver International Film Festival, Canada
2004 Busan International Film Festival, South Korea
2005 Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema, Argentina
2005 Lyon Korean Film Festival, France
2005 Pesaro Film Festival, Italy
2006 VERZIÓ International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, Hungary
2018 London Korean Documentary Fortnight, United Kingdom
2022 Taiwan International Documentary Festival, Taiwan
2003 Jeonju International Film Festival, South Korea
2003 Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival - The Robert and Frances Flaherty Prize & Audience Award, Japan
2003 Seoul Independent Film Festival, South Korea
2004 Sundance Film Festival - Freedom of Expression Award, United States
2004 Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, United States
2004 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Czech Republic
2004 New Horizons Film Festival, Poland
2004 DOK Leipzig, Germany
2004 One World Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2004 Vancouver International Film Festival, Canada
2004 Busan International Film Festival, South Korea
2005 Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema, Argentina
2005 Lyon Korean Film Festival, France
2005 Pesaro Film Festival, Italy
2006 VERZIÓ International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, Hungary
2018 London Korean Documentary Fortnight, United Kingdom
2022 Taiwan International Documentary Festival, Taiwan
Tags:
#Portrait
#NorthKorea
#Peace
#PoliticalPrisoners
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Director‘s Statement:
I want to tell a brick wall which I felt while I had met the long-term political prisoners during this work because I think it is inevitable on the way to the unification of North and South to admit and face up the wall. The unification, won't come true just by praying or declaration, and however active the cultural and economical exchange may be, will never be accomplished as long as the wall exists.
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Casts & Crews
KIM Dong-won
Director
Story:
In the spring of 1992, I-the film director-met two long-term political prisoners who were charged of political spy from North Korea. They didn't give up their faith to communism for 30 years in jail.
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