Where we live, where we struggle
Many tenants faced severe hardships in 1990 as skyrocketing rental prices led to multiple suicides, prompting a memorial service to address housing policy issues.
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Many tenants faced severe hardships in 1990 as skyrocketing rental prices led to multiple suicides, prompting a memorial service to address housing policy issues.
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A memorial service marks the beginning of "Where We Live, Where We Struggle." The documentary, directed by Hong Hyung-sook in 1990, focuses on the severe housing crisis in South Korea. Rising rental prices led to widespread suffering among tenants. Many faced financial ruin, and some took their own lives. The film addresses the failures of housing policy and the social issues affecting Korean society during this turbulent period. It presents a stark look at the struggles faced by individuals and families.
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