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Before the Full Moon is a documentary focused on the 2009 SSangyong Motor strike, where workers protested against layoffs and poor working conditions. The production team gained access to the sealed factory premises, providing an inside look at the intense environment during the strike. The film captures the daily lives of the workers, showcasing their struggles and determination to fight for labor rights.
The documentary presents a raw portrayal of the events surrounding the strike, emphasizing the emotional and physical toll on the workers. It offers a unique perspective on labor issues in South Korea, highlighting the wider effects of industrial actions and the fight for workers' rights in a challenging economic landscape.
Why Watch
- •See the real-life impact of the SSangyong Motor strike.
- •Meet the factory workers fighting for their rights.
- •Find out what life was like inside the sealed factory.
Did You Know
•The SSangyong Motor strike occurred in 2009.
•The documentary was released in 2010 and runs for 77 minutes.
•The production team secretly entered the factory premises to film.
Perfect For
Labor rights advocatesDocumentary enthusiastsSouth Korean history