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Revision as of 03:02, 15 September 2024
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| Name | Film Screening @ SALT: The Memory of the 25th Hour, 2017, by Dir. Sungeun Kim |
| Location | SALT, 204호, 11 Sajik-ro, Jongno District, Seoul |
| Date | 2024/09/17 |
| Time | 19:00 |
| PeopleOrganisations | Hackers & Designers, dianaband, Hee-Ju, SALT |
| Type | Workshop |
| Web | No |
| No | |
H&D와 SALT는 2017년 김성근 감독의 영화 '25시의 기억' 상영에 초대합니다. 제주 견학 중 H&D는 강정 평화 마을의 다양한 기후와 사회 활동의 유산을 아낌없이 공유해준 영화 제작자를 만났습니다. H&D는 이를 알리기 위해 예술가, 디자이너, 해커, 활동가 커뮤니티를 SALT의 아늑한 거실에 초대합니다. 기부는 매우 환영하며, 강정 주민인 김종환이 16년 동안 활동가와 방문객을 위해 요리를 해 온 할망물 커뮤니티 주방(삼거리 식당)의 기부 계좌로 전달됩니다.
Read quarterly English newsletter about the movement here: https://savejejunow.org/
스물다섯번째시간
2017 78분 HD 감독 : 김성은
시놉시스
Logline
The film recounts the day of Gangjeong village, when the massive crackdown was operated on the protestors of anti-naval base movement at the new military housing construction site in 2015. Exploring the possibility of filmmaking as a means of active memory, this film follows the life of activism after its visible phases.
Synopsis
The film traces the memories of the villagers’ 10 year-long resistance against the naval base construction in Gangjeong village in Jeju Island, South Korea. Facing yet another police crackdown on the protestors’ encampment at the new military housing complex construction site on January 31, 2015, one of the activists said: “We’re living the 25th hour.” The sustainability of the hour becomes questioned throughout the film, as the day unfolds evoking different moments in the history of the struggle. Exploring the possibility of filmmaking as a means of active memory, this film follows the life of activism after its visible phase.
- Naval-base-protest1.jpg
