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Upside Down is a South Korean documentary directed by Kim Dong-bin, focusing on the sinking of the MV Sewol. The film presents a detailed account of the tragic event, which occurred in 2014, and examines the aftermath and impact on the victims' families and society. It captures personal stories and testimonies that reflect the emotional weight of the disaster.
The documentary runs for 65 minutes and is presented in Korean. It was funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign, indicating a grassroots interest in the subject matter. The film features a cast that includes Han Bok-nam, Je Sam-yeol, Kim Hyun-dong, Byun Sang-wook, and Yong Hye-in, each contributing to the narrative surrounding the MV Sewol tragedy.
Why Watch
- •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.
Did You Know
•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.
Perfect For
Maritime disastersSouth Korean historyDocumentary enthusiasts