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1998, beta, color, 60'
Dir: NAM Tae-je
Keyword: Music
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Shortfilm Festival cellu l'art Jena (2012, Germany)
Wide Angle, 3rd Pusan Int'l Film Festival (1998, Korea)
IndieForum, Korean Independent Film & Video Makers' Forum (1998, Korea)
2nd Seoul Int’l Independent Film Festival in Seoul (1998, Korea)
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| How does a new cultural movement with populist aspirations actually go about the business of reaching the people? This film revolves around two 90s rock bands, May Day and the Ji-chul Band and tries to bands and their members night and day. Although explore new ideas and forms of expression, there are others who feel awkward or shy about taking part in a new culture. Music may bring the masses together, but whether rock can speak for a new movement is a different issue. The film attempts to confirm this form the field, accompanying the bands on tour to determine whether it is the spirit of rebellion or a sense of justice which moves them, and in doing so, shows us first hand how resistance is something which is made and not simply an attitude to be taken as a given among the youth of today. |
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NAM Tae-je
Born in 1968
1997 [The Thing]
1998 [To Comrade]
Shortfilm Festival cellu l'art Jena (2012, Germany)
Wide Angle, 3rd Pusan Int'l Film Festival (1998, Korea)
IndieForum, Korean Independent Film & Video Makers' Forum (1998, Korea)
2nd Seoul Int’l Independent Film Festival in Seoul (1998, Korea)
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director : NAM Tae-je
screenwriter : NAM Tae-je
cinematographer : BAK Seung-jae, CHOI Jung-ho, KIM Gyung-hwa
editor : NAM Tae-je, CHOI Jung-ho, KIM Gyung-hwa
art dirctor : KIM Gyung-hwa
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