Heart of Snow: afterlife
So-young KIM • 2018
Part of the Exile Trilogy, Heart of Snow: afterlife traces Koryo people in Central Asia and Russia. It evokes the 1920s violence in Vladivostok and the aftermath of forced deportations to Central Asia, encountering Alexandra Petrovna Kim, a Korean revolutionary who joined the Bolsheviks in 1916.
受賞・映画祭
Busan International Film Festival
South Korea
2018
Seoul Independent Documentary Film Festival
South Korea
2019
Festival Film Dokumenter
Indonesia
2019
Indie Forum
South Korea
2020
London Migration Film Festival
United Kingdom
2024
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監督ステートメント
So-young KIM
監督
The year 1937, when deportation of Koryo people was committed by Stalin regime, is important for the understanding of history and culture of Koryo diaspora. Koryo people started move to far east Russia since 1860. In this film, Heart of Snow: afterlife, I look back the life of Koryo people in the 1910~1920s and some parts of current life. Alexandra Petrovna Kim, Korean female socialist in Russia, was executed after the revolution, and Shin-han Village Massacre occurred in Vladivostok. This film is about the tragic history of Koryo people, represented by two North Korean defectors, Kuk-in Choi and Jonghoon Kim, and Haklim Kae, the son of Korean independence activist. All their presence and absence bring back the memories of historical incidents.
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