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Camp Arirang
Diana S. Lee & Grace Yoon-Kung Lee
1995
BW
29 minutes
US/South Korea
English/Korean
English subtitles
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Camp Arirang

A gritty look at the camp towns surrounding U.S. military bases in South Korea. This documentary follows Yon Ja Kim, a charismatic 50-year-old former sex worker through American Town, a government subsidized entertainment district for U.S. airforce personnel. Now a missionary devoted to aiding sex workers and running a daycare center for fatherless children, Ms. Kim takes the audience on a journey into her own past.
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