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What is JONGNO, WINTER about?
JONGNO, WINTER is a short documentary. In Jongno, South Korea, the tragic death of Kim Won-sup, a Korean Chinese illegal immigrant, highlights the vulnerabilities faced by undocumented workers. Stranded on the streets during a harsh winter, Kim succumbed to exposure after being unable to seek help due to his immigration status and an unpaid wage exceeding 10,000 USD. Directed by Kim Dong-won, Jongno, Winter addresses the broader issues surrounding illegal immigration and the dire circumstances that can lead to such tragedies.
When was JONGNO, WINTER released?
JONGNO, WINTER was released in 2006.
How long is JONGNO, WINTER?
JONGNO, WINTER has a runtime of 18 minutes.
What genre is JONGNO, WINTER?
JONGNO, WINTER is classified as Society.
What topics does JONGNO, WINTER cover?
JONGNO, WINTER explores topics including migration, poverty.