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Two Voices from Korea
The double portrait of two young Korean women: one studies music in North Korea, the other international relations in South Korea. In the 70th year of Korea's division, South Korean documentary filmmaker Sung-Hyung Cho ventured between the fronts and discovered striking similarities in the lives of both women on both sides of Korea.
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The double portrait of two young Korean women: one studies music in North Korea, the other international relations in South Korea. In the 70th year of Korea's division, South Korean documentary filmmaker Sung-Hyung Cho ventured between the fronts and discovered striking similarities in the lives of both women on both sides of Korea.
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:3sat, Kundschafter Filmproduktion
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