Film Lens
The film follows Lee Yunjeong, who was deeply committed to her church until the Sewol ferry disaster. This event prompted her to stop attending church and instead dedicate her time to a human rights group for migrants in Ilsan. The film is directed by her daughter, who captures this unexpected shift in her mother's life.
Through personal footage and interviews, the film presents a portrait of Yunjeong's transformation from a churchgoer to an advocate for human rights. It shows the impact of the Sewol ferry disaster on individuals and communities, showcasing how personal tragedies can lead to significant life changes.
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.
Perfect For
Human rights activismSewol ferry disasterDocumentary filmmaking