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Suicide Made

20171h 21mLee Sang-ho
IMDb 6.7

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Kim Kwangseok is a very well known folk rock singer in South Korea. He is having committed suicide in 1996. There are still many theories concerning his death, but not one of them is definitive. This is a documentary that explores the truth that must not be left out of his life and music.

MusicDocumentary
MusicianConspiracy Theory

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What is Suicide Made (2017) about?

Kim Kwangseok is a very well known folk rock singer in South Korea. He is having committed suicide in 1996. There are still many theories concerning his death, but not one of them is definitive. This is a documentary that explores the truth that must not be left out of his life and music.

Who stars in Suicide Made?

Suicide Made stars Kim Kwang-seok (Self (archive footage)), Lee Sang-ho (Self), Shin Jong-min (Self), An Cheol-ho (Self). The film was directed by Lee Sang-ho.

How long is Suicide Made?

Suicide Made has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2017.

Is Suicide Made worth watching?

Suicide Made holds an IMDb rating of 6.7/10. Fans of Music, Documentary are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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