Lee Do-hoon: Strangers' Movie

A movie on Korean independence is a stranger who wants to stay with us while passing by. This is a story of a film in South Korea that has been campaigning for alternative, experimental and resistance to film campaigns in the seats of the stranger. The film of the Gentiles in Ido-hoon is about three ways of meeting. It's how independent Korean movies face social realities, how they confront the media of movies, and how they encounter unknown audiences. In this book, a film in South Korea delivers the voices of the people and gives names to socially alienated or historically forgotten people. So we re-structuring our senses as audiences and bringing new eyes into the community. The book dreams of an unknown audience meeting with a nameless film and making friendships and forming communities. It is a dream of a moment of common change in which the independent Korean film finds a sanctuary in us, and we also seek a sanctuary at a Korean independent movie.

Korean title: 이방인들의 영화

Korean author: 이도훈

Korean publisher: 갈무리

ISBN-13: 9788961953160