Details

Related name

• Kim, So-yŏng [Browse]
• Han'guk Kukche Kyoryu Chaedan [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Video recordings [Browse]

Summary note

Three documentaries by noted scholar and filmmaker Kim So-young. Koryu re-discovers a form of women's writing in pre-modern Korea that took the form of eulogies, while also dealing with past and present women's diasporic experiences. I'll be seeing her represents images of women from the history of Korean cinema, while blending the fantastic and realistic modes. New women: her first song evokes the life of Na Haesuk, one of the "new women" who emerged in colonial Korea in the 1920s.

Notes

• Aspect ratio (1.85:1).
• Special features: Three English language interviews with Kim So-young, one for each film.

Creation/​Production credits

Chejak, Kirok Yŏnghwa Chejakso poim.

System details

DVD.

Language note

In Korean with English subtitles.

Contents

• Koryu: southern women, South Korea (83 min)
• I'll be seeing her: women in Korean cinema (50 min)
• New women: her first song (50 min).

Other title(s)

• Koryu.
• I'll be seeing her.
• New women.

OCLC

60412460

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