South Korea
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Utopias of community
FUTURE: Are we progressing towards an international society that looks after those left out of the conventional job market – and, with wisdom, transitions today's military industry towards civilian duties? It's conceivable that the new BRICS might pave a path away from today's Western ideology.
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Life after work
LABOUR: Why being irrelevant could be worse than being exploited in the new world of automation and Artificial Intelligence.
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dok.incubator announces 8 selected projects for 2022 edition
This week, dok.incubator has just announced the 8 selected projects for its 2022 workshop. The rough-cut training will bring films from #Europe, #USA, and South Korea together with international editors, producers, and sales representatives over the upcoming six months, preparing them for festival premiers in 2023. dok.incubator 2022 projects Blix (dir. Greta Stocklassa) – Czech…
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In service to performance
CONFLICT: Following one South Korean recruits' journey of mandatory service reveals how an individual is shaped into being part of a collective identity.
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The anatomy of neo-nationalist misogyny
JAPAN: Miki Dezaki set out to understand why a network of powerful people find it so important to shut up the women who demand justice for the sexual labour they were coerced into during WWII.
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Taking down a regime
South Korean citizens made history when – armed with lighted candles and demands of justice – they brought down president Park Geun-hye and her conservative party in 2017. Director Nungcool and her crew documented the experience.
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Zero conference and Nobel prices
CLIMATE CHANGE: If you are prone to dismiss warnings about environmental destruction as exaggerations, you might as well stop reading right away.
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The grandmothers, sexual slavery and the apology
They were born as humans, but were never allowed to live a normal human life