Louis Vuitton Hawaii International FIlm Festival 2008

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CROSSING
Tae-kyun Kim 2008
Categories: Spotlight on Korea
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Run time: 105 min. | South Korea | Language: Korean
Although living in extreme poverty in North Korea, Yong-su and his family find contentment and comfort just being together. When his pregnant wife because critically ill, Yong-su secretly sets out to China to find medicine to cure her. Yong-su becomes involved in several life-threatening conflicts in China that force him to flee the country and take refuge in South Korea. Meanwhile back in North Korea Yong-su's family situation becomes dire, and his son Jun is taken to a labor camp. Undeterred by their circumstances father and son travel long distances and suffer hardships having faith that they will reunite. -- Minette T. Ferrer
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7:30 PM     Sat, Oct 11 Regal Dole Cannery + add to cal buy tickets
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director
Tae-kyun Kim
 
screenwriter
Yoo-jin Lee
producer
Jee-yong Hong
Patrick Cheh
Tae-kyun Kim
cinematographer
Han-cheol Chung
Cast
In-pyo Cha
Myeong-cheol Shin
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Many thoughts ran through my mind as I was watching this tragedy. But I kept hearing JFK's Berlin speech over in my head as I witness the tragedy of North Korea from this movie. "Freedom has many difficulties and democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us. "What is true of this city is true of Germany (Korea)--real, lasting peace in Europe (Korea) can never be assured as long as one German (Korean) out of four is denied the elementary right of free people, and that is to make a free choice." JFK, 1963
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