With thanks to Shannon Heit for letting me know, this Sunday at Jogyesa Temple in Seoul there will be a free screening of 63 Years On, an award-winning documentary about the Comfort Women (with English subtitles). If you’re interested in attending, please see the press release (an MS Word file) for further details, and note that it actually starts at 2pm, not 3pm as stated in the poster (which I’ve confirmed is a mistake).
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Why the bloodless and uninformative English translation of the title?
Don’t ask me! But I’m not sure The Neverending War would be that much better really…not so bloodless perhaps, but still not very informative.
Not that I can talk though, as The Grand Narrative doesn’t exactly scream “Korean Gender Issues” either!
Off topic, but thought you’d like this article: “Photoshopped or Not? A Tool to Tell”
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/29/technology/software-to-rate-how-drastically-photos-are-retouched.html?_r=1&src=me&ref=general
I did thanks. Was writing about for the next Korean Gender Reader post just as you sent me it!
I’ll be very interested in what, if any press it’ll get in the Korean media.
Hello. Do you know when other screenings of this movie will take place? I want to share these information with friends in Seoul who still couldn’t see it