Eight minutes capture a daughter and her single mother discussing the societal pressures of divorce and fatherless families in Korea.
Synopsis
Eight minutes capture a daughter and her single mother discussing the societal pressures of divorce and fatherless families in Korea.
Synopsis
A single mother and her daughter sit together in their home, discussing the stigma surrounding divorce in South Korea. They reflect on the societal pressures that label families without fathers as failures. Through their candid conversation, they express a desire to rise above these expectations and redefine their identities. The film captures their personal experiences and the challenges they face in a culture that often judges non-traditional family structures.
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Why Watch
- Meet a mother and daughter challenging societal norms.
- Find out how divorce impacts family dynamics in Korea.
- See personal stories of overcoming stigma in Korean culture.
Did You Know
- In Korean society, divorce is often seen as a sign of failure.
- The film features a mother and daughter discussing societal pressures.
- The documentary has a runtime of 8 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What societal issue does the documentary 'Tiger and Ox' address?
It addresses the societal pressure in Korean society regarding divorce and families without fathers.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Tiger and Ox'?
The duration of the documentary is 8 minutes.
Who are the main subjects discussed in 'Tiger and Ox'?
The main subjects are a daughter and her single mother.
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