Film Lens
Still and All tells the story of the lives of people living beneath the Yeongdo Bridge in Busan, South Korea. The film captures the historical significance of Yeongdo and its bridge, which has remnants from the Japanese colonial era and the Korean War. The bridge was reconstructed in 2013 after being in place for 47 years, serving as a backdrop for the lives of its inhabitants.
As the area surrounding the bridge is designated a Special Tourist Zone, the residents face pressure to relocate. The documentary presents the personal stories of these individuals, highlighting their connection to the space and the impact of urban development on their lives.
Why Watch
- •Meet the residents of Yeongdo Bridge in Busan.
- •Find out about the bridge's historical significance.
- •See the impact of urban development on local lives.
Did You Know
•Yeongdo Bridge was reconstructed in 2013 after 47 years.
•The documentary focuses on people living under Yeongdo Bridge.
•The area around Yeongdo Bridge is designated as a Special Tourist Zone.
Perfect For
Urban developmentKorean War historyBusan tourism