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Tag Archives: Labor right
Oh, Valentine (2025) ☆1/2(1.5/4): Messy and distracting from the beginning to the end
Some bad documentaries simply bore me, but South Korean independent documentary “Oh, Valentine” is alternatively excruciating and frustrating for many regrettable reasons. While its main subject itself is fairly interesting, the utterly clumsy presentation of its main subject is disastrously … Continue reading
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Tagged Documentary, Labor right, Real-life figure, Real-life story, Worker
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Underground (2019) ☆☆☆(3/4): A calm and thoughtful observation of subway workers
South Korean documentary film “Underground” simply observes a bunch of various subway workers who have devoted themselves to making their public system work everyday for millions of citizens out there. Although it does not explain that much to us as … Continue reading
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Tagged Documentary, Labor right, Laborer, South Korean Film, Subway
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