304 people drowned when the MV Sewol sank during a high school field trip, prompting a critical examination of the failures that led to the disaster.
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304 people drowned when the MV Sewol sank during a high school field trip, prompting a critical examination of the failures that led to the disaster.
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Four fathers recall their children lost in the MV Sewol ferry disaster during a high school field trip in 2014. Directed by Kim Dong-bin, Upside Down investigates the systemic failures that contributed to the tragedy, resulting in 304 deaths. The film includes insights from professors, lawyers, activists, divers, and politicians. They discuss the lack of accountability and measures to prevent future maritime disasters. The documentary received funding through a Kickstarter campaign and runs for 65 minutes.
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- Meet the families affected by the MV Sewol disaster.
- See personal stories from survivors and victims' families.
- Find out about the grassroots funding behind the film.
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- The film is directed by Kim Dong-bin.
- Upside Down was released in 2016.
- The documentary has a runtime of 65 minutes.
- It was funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign.
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Who directed the documentary Upside Down?
Upside Down was directed by Kim Dong-bin.
What is the runtime of the documentary Upside Down?
The runtime of Upside Down is 65 minutes.
In which country was Upside Down produced?
Upside Down was produced in South Korea.
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