Countless creatures die on South Korea's roads each year, as drivers speed through areas that destroy their natural habitats and lead to road accidents.
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Countless creatures die on South Korea's roads each year, as drivers speed through areas that destroy their natural habitats and lead to road accidents.
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Synopsis
Highways in South Korea serve as vital routes for commuters but pose deadly risks to wildlife. The film documents the country's first comprehensive study of roadkill, detailing how speeding vehicles destroy animal habitats and lead to numerous fatalities. Directed by Hwang Yoon, this 2008 documentary raises concerns about the economic priorities behind road development and its environmental consequences.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of roads on wildlife habitats.
- Find out about South Korea's road kill statistics.
- Meet the animals affected by road construction.
Did You Know
- South Korea's first in-depth study of road kill was conducted in 2008.
- The film has a duration of 97 minutes.
- Roads in South Korea lead to countless animal deaths each year.
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What is the duration of the documentary One Day on the Road?
The duration of One Day on the Road is 97 minutes.
Who directed the documentary One Day on the Road?
One Day on the Road was directed by Hwang Yoon.
What year was the documentary One Day on the Road released?
One Day on the Road was released in 2008.
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