Film Lens
After the Sewol examines the aftermath of the Sewol ferry disaster that occurred on April 16, 2014, in South Korea. The film is presented through the perspectives of two British filmmakers who engage with relatives of the victims, rescue divers, and activists. They seek to understand the societal changes that followed the tragedy, which left the nation divided and distrustful.
The filmmakers travel across Korea, interacting with an older generation striving for a safer environment for future generations and a younger generation advocating for a corruption-free society. Throughout their discussions, they aim to uncover the truth behind the disaster and why preventive measures were not taken, reflecting on the historical context of South Korea that contributed to the tragedy.
Why Watch
- •Meet families of Sewol victims seeking justice.
- •Find out how the disaster reshaped South Korean society.
- •See rescue divers recount their experiences during the tragedy.
Did You Know
•The Sewol ferry disaster occurred on April 16, 2014.
•The film has a duration of 93 minutes.
•The documentary features both older and younger generations of South Koreans.
Perfect For
Maritime disastersSouth Korean historyActivism and social justice