Letters from Pyongyang

Film · Court métrage · Documentaire

In Letters from Pyongyang, Canadian-Korean filmmaker Jason Lee tells his father’s emotional story of a family torn apart by the Korean War. Together, father and son make a rare journey to the North Korean capital in search of long-lost relatives. Combining exclusive, never-before-seen footage from the North, archival images and family photographs, this deeply personal film brings to light the tragic subject of families divided by the political conflict in the two Koreas.

2012 · 27m
Réalisateur Jason Lee

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Letters from Pyongyang

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In Letters from Pyongyang, Canadian-Korean filmmaker Jason Lee tells his father’s emotional story of a family torn apart by the Korean War. Together, father and son make a rare journey to the North Korean capital in search of long-lost relatives. Combining exclusive, never-before-seen footage from the North, archival images and family photographs, this deeply personal film brings to light the tragic subject of families divided by the political conflict in the two Koreas.

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Studio
JSN Omnimedia
Sortie
2012
Durée
27 min
Classé
G
Région d’origine
Canada
© 2012 JSN Omnimedia/National Film Board of Canada

Langues

Audio original
Anglais, Anglais (Canada)
Audio

Anglais (Canada) (AAC, ⁨Dolby 5.1⁩)

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Anglais (Canada) (Sous-titrage codé)

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Les sous-titres codés sont les sous-titres correspondant à la langue disponible, avec l’ajout de renseignements pertinents ne constituant pas du dialogue.