A corpse that died 22 years ago walks the streets of Seoul, worshipped by rightists who build a church in its honor.
Synopsis
A corpse that died 22 years ago walks the streets of Seoul, worshipped by rightists who build a church in its honor.
Synopsis
Seoul in 2001 is home to a zombie that died 22 years prior. This corpse, representing former President Park Chung-hee, drains the energy of the living and has garnered a following. Devotees construct a church dedicated to the zombie, with Park as its honorary president. Right-wing groups in Korea continue to revere Park, adhering to his directives. The film critiques this ongoing worship and the influence of Park's legacy on contemporary politics in South Korea.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the surreal worship of a zombie in Seoul.
- Meet the controversial figure of President Park Chung-hee.
- Find out how past politics influence modern Korea.
Did You Know
- The zombie in the film died 22 years before 2001.
- A church is built for the zombie in Seoul.
- President Park Chung-hee is worshipped by Korean rightists.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did the zombie in Seoul die?
The zombie in Seoul died 22 years ago, which would be in 1979.
Who is the honorary president of the church built for the zombie?
The honorary president of the church is President Park, who has been hurt by the zombie.
What political group worships the zombie in the documentary?
Many Korean rightists worship the zombie, who is identified as the leader of the National rightists.
What are people saying?
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