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The 6 Days Struggle at the Myong-Dong Cathedral

19971h 14mKim Dong-won

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This is a documentary about 6 days of struggle at Myong-dong cathedral, which triggered the struggle of the June 1987. In the night of 10th June the protest group was chased by the police, came into the Myong-dong cathedral by accident. Their conflicts and hope, political situations of the time are seen in the film with various sources and witnesses. This film seeks hope for today while showing critical reinterpretation on the struggle of the June 1987.

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What is The 6 Days Struggle at the Myong-Dong Cathedral (1997) about?

This is a documentary about 6 days of struggle at Myong-dong cathedral, which triggered the struggle of the June 1987. In the night of 10th June the protest group was chased by the police, came into the Myong-dong cathedral by accident. Their conflicts and hope, political situations of the time are seen in the film with various sources and witnesses. This film seeks hope for today while showing…

How long is The 6 Days Struggle at the Myong-Dong Cathedral?

The 6 Days Struggle at the Myong-Dong Cathedral has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1997.

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