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Sky-blue Hometown
Soh-Young Kim
2000
Color
93 minutes
Korea
Korean/Russian
English subtitles
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Sky-blue Hometown

This documentary traces the trajectory of a Korean diasporic community in the former Soviet Union. Placed in internment camps by Stalin during World War II, the plight of a generation of Korean-Russians was documented in secret by the artist Shin Sun-nam, whose epic painting 'Requiem' has only recently been made public.
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