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To Kill Alice follows Eunmi, a woman raised in South Korea with a strong anti-communist education, as she navigates life in America. Her experiences take a turn after a trip to North Korea with her husband, leading to significant changes in her life. The film captures her participation in an open forum event in South Korea, where she faces an unimaginable situation that escalates as she attempts to escape.
The narrative centers on Eunmi's internal and external conflicts, reflecting on her past and the repercussions of her upbringing. The film addresses themes of inter-Korean relations and the lingering effects of the red scare, providing insight into the complexities of identity and political ideology.
Why Watch
- •Follow Eunmi's transformation after visiting North Korea.
- •See the impact of anti-communist education on personal identity.
- •Meet Eunmi at a pivotal open forum in South Korea.
Did You Know
•Eunmi underwent intense anti-communist education in South Korea.
•The film has a runtime of 76 minutes.
•Eunmi's life changes after a trip to North Korea with her husband.
Perfect For
North Korean politicsPersonal identityCold War history