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London Korean Film Festival 2020

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Even Little Grass Has Its Own Name (Country: South Korea; Year: 1990; Director: Kim Soyoung; Stars: Kim Jin-hee, Cha Sun-hee, Ahn Seok-hwan, Park Eun-kyung)
An exploration of the struggles married female office workers face balancing both professional and private work.
Itaewon (Country: South Korea; Year: 2016; Director: Kangyu Garam)
An examination of the lives of women in the Itaewon district as they face the transformation of their neighbourhood following the relocation of the US Army base 70km outside Seoul.
My Own Breathing (Country: South Korea; Year: 1999; Director: Byun Young-joo)
A group of women forced into sexual slaver during World War Two tell their stories and attempt to reconcile their traumatic past.
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