

Ten thousand spirits are invoked by a South Korean shaman who faced societal rejection and oppression throughout her life for her beliefs.
“A great shaman who becomes one with the spirits”
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Ten thousand spirits are invoked by a South Korean shaman who faced societal rejection and oppression throughout her life for her beliefs.
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Manshin, a shaman in South Korea, faced rejection from her community due to her spiritual possession as a child. Born into a society that marginalized her beliefs, she endured oppression throughout her life. Despite these obstacles, Manshin became a healer, using her abilities to help others. Her story reflects Korea's tumultuous history and the cultural significance of shamanism, culminating in her recognition as a national treasure. Directed by Park Chan-kyong, the documentary runs for 110 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Manshin, a revered South Korean shaman.
- Find out how shamanism shapes Korean culture.
- See the impact of societal rejection on spiritual beliefs.
Did You Know
- Manshin faced societal rejection for her spiritual possession as a child.
- She was ostracized for her beliefs throughout her adult life.
- Manshin is recognized as a national treasure in South Korea.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Manshin?
Manshin is a revered shaman in South Korea known for her spiritual possession and healing abilities.
What challenges did Manshin face in her life?
Manshin faced societal rejection and oppression due to her adherence to traditional superstitions throughout her life.
What is the cultural significance of shamanism in Korea as depicted in Manshin's story?
Manshin's life story reflects the tumultuous history of Korea and highlights the cultural significance of shamanism, leading to her recognition as a national treasure.
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