October 9, 2014
8:00PM - 10:30PM
100 Mendenhall Lab
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2014-10-09 22:30:00
Institute for Korean Studies Film Screening: "Repatriation"
Event Host: Institute for Korean Studies
The Institute for Korean Studies is hosting their second Korean documentary film event, a screening of “Repatriation.” A Q&A with Director Kim Dong-won will follow the showing. This documentary, a 10-year making by Dong-won, is a film featuring the story of two former North Korean spies and their release from a South Korean prison after three decades. “Repatriation” is a masterful documentation that features the subjects’ highly politicized lives torn between their home and home away from home.
This event is free.
For more information, visit the East Asian Studies Center website.
100 Mendenhall Lab
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2014-10-09 20:00:00
2014-10-09 22:30:00
Institute for Korean Studies Film Screening: "Repatriation"
Event Host: Institute for Korean Studies
The Institute for Korean Studies is hosting their second Korean documentary film event, a screening of “Repatriation.” A Q&A with Director Kim Dong-won will follow the showing. This documentary, a 10-year making by Dong-won, is a film featuring the story of two former North Korean spies and their release from a South Korean prison after three decades. “Repatriation” is a masterful documentation that features the subjects’ highly politicized lives torn between their home and home away from home.
This event is free.
For more information, visit the East Asian Studies Center website.
100 Mendenhall Lab
College of Arts and Sciences
asccomm@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
Event Host: Institute for Korean Studies
The Institute for Korean Studies is hosting their second Korean documentary film event, a screening of “Repatriation.” A Q&A with Director Kim Dong-won will follow the showing. This documentary, a 10-year making by Dong-won, is a film featuring the story of two former North Korean spies and their release from a South Korean prison after three decades. “Repatriation” is a masterful documentation that features the subjects’ highly politicized lives torn between their home and home away from home.
This event is free.
For more information, visit the East Asian Studies Center website.
