After the Sewol ferry disaster, Lee Yunjeong left her church and began working at a human rights group for migrants in Ilsan.
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After the Sewol ferry disaster, Lee Yunjeong left her church and began working at a human rights group for migrants in Ilsan.
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Synopsis
Lee Yunjeong worked for a human rights group in Ilsan after the Sewol ferry disaster in 2014. She left her church community, where she had been a devoted member. Her daughter, a film director, documented Lee's shift from faith to activism. The film follows Lee's experiences in her new role and her commitment to supporting migrants. It captures her unfamiliar transition and the challenges she faces in her work.
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Why Watch
- Meet Lee Yunjeong, a mother turned human rights advocate.
- Follow her transition from church to activism in 2023.
- See the impact of the Sewol ferry disaster on personal lives.
Did You Know
- Lee Yunjeong stopped attending church after the Sewol ferry disaster in 2014.
- The film is directed by her daughter, who began filming her in 2023.
- Yunjeong now works at a human rights group for migrants in Ilsan.
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What did Lee Yunjeong do after the Sewol ferry disaster?
Lee Yunjeong stopped attending church and began working at the office of a human rights group for migrants in Ilsan.
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The documentary 'Warm Welcome' has a duration of 77 minutes.
Who is the filmmaker of 'Warm Welcome'?
The filmmaker of 'Warm Welcome' is Lee Yunjeong's daughter.
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