

Korean adoptees, including Glenn Morey, share their experiences of identity and belonging while growing up in Western countries after the Korean War.
Synopsis
Korean adoptees, including Glenn Morey, share their experiences of identity and belonging while growing up in Western countries after the Korean War.
Synopsis
Glenn Morey, adopted from Korea after the Korean War, interviews fellow Korean adoptees living in Western countries. Their stories reveal the emotional challenges of growing up far from their birthplace. Directors Glenn and Julie Morey weave these narratives into "Given Away," a 16-minute Op-Doc that reflects on identity and belonging. Through personal accounts, the film illustrates how these individuals seek understanding and connection in their lives, ultimately finding peace in shared experiences.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Korean adoptees sharing their stories.
- Find out how adoption shapes identity.
- See Glenn Morey's personal journey.
Did You Know
- Glenn Morey was adopted from Korea after the Korean War.
- The film has a duration of 16 minutes.
- The directors are Glenn and Julie Morey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Given Away?
Given Away was directed by Glenn and Julie Morey.
What year was the documentary Given Away released?
The documentary Given Away was released in 2019.
How long is the documentary Given Away?
The duration of the documentary Given Away is 16 minutes.
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