Director – Kim So-young (as Kim Jeong) – 2017 – South Korea – 87m **** How an indigenous theatre company kept the culture of the Koryo people alive after they were deported by the Soviet authorities from Far East Russia to Kazakhstan in 1937 – in the documentary season: Korean Film Nights: In Transit presented […]
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- Post author By Jeremy Clarke
- Post date August 8 2021
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Koryo Arirang
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