In 1996, South Korean folk rock singer Kim Kwangseok took his own life, leaving behind a lasting musical legacy that still influences artists today.
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In 1996, South Korean folk rock singer Kim Kwangseok took his own life, leaving behind a lasting musical legacy that still influences artists today.
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Kim Kwangseok, a celebrated South Korean folk rock singer, died by suicide in 1996, leaving a lasting impact on the music scene. "Suicide Made," directed by Lee Sang-ho, investigates the events leading to his death and the various theories that emerged. Through interviews with musicians like An Cheol-ho and archival footage, the film addresses Kim's musical legacy and its significance in ongoing conversations about mental health in South Korea. The documentary runs for 81 minutes and is in Korean.
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Why Watch
- Meet Kim Kwangseok, a key figure in South Korean music.
- Find out about the conspiracy theories surrounding his death.
- See archival footage that captures the essence of his music.
Did You Know
- Kim Kwangseok took his own life in 1996 at the age of 31.
- The documentary features interviews with five individuals, including An Cheol-ho and Lee Chan-won.
- The film has a runtime of 81 minutes and was released in 2017.
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Who was Kim Kwangseok?
Kim Kwangseok was a prominent South Korean folk rock singer who took his own life in 1996.
What year was the documentary 'Suicide Made' released?
The documentary 'Suicide Made' was released in 2017.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Suicide Made'?
The duration of 'Suicide Made' is 81 minutes.
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