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Long Live His Majesty

200213mKim Kyung-man

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Dae-Han News was the name of a propaganda film series made by the Korean government press from 1952 to 1994. During this time, Dae-Han News produced one film clip per week. Long Live His Majesty is a sampling of the Dae-Han News series. Long Live his Majesty is about the dictator RHEE Syngman who was the first president of South Korea. He appears in this documentary as a man whose every day is a birthday.

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What is Long Live His Majesty (2002) about?

Dae-Han News was the name of a propaganda film series made by the Korean government press from 1952 to 1994. During this time, Dae-Han News produced one film clip per week. Long Live His Majesty is a sampling of the Dae-Han News series. Long Live his Majesty is about the dictator RHEE Syngman who was the first president of South Korea. He appears in this documentary as a man whose every day is a…

Who stars in Long Live His Majesty?

Long Live His Majesty stars Syngman Rhee (Self (archive footage)). The film was directed by Kim Kyung-man.

How long is Long Live His Majesty?

Long Live His Majesty has a runtime of 13 min and premiered in 2002.

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