Candle in the Wave (2017)

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> Project 1 (Director: Hong Hyung Sook) The children who are enthusiastically painting and cutting a doll. What stories will be told at the Square? > Project 2 (Director: Lee Chang Min) A view of the front of the parliament on the day the impeachment bill had passed. At the doorstep of aspirations greeting people again. > Project 3 (Director: Park Moon Chil) A Seongju resident who had an eye-opening experience on the political and social problems during the Anti-THAAD protest attends the Gwanghwamun Square candlelight vigil. > Project 4 (Director: Kang Yu Ka Ram) At the Square, everyone fought against the corruption of President Park Keun Hye. Feminists had the additional burden to fight against misogyny in the Square. > Project 5 (Director: Hwang Yoon) Chickens become the target of slaughter. Animal rights activists, women, and artists speak against it. > Project 6 (Director: Kim Soo Min) “It’s great that they are so young and yet still come out to rallies.” “It’s like this because young people don’t vote” etc. Young people receive unexpected compliments or hear expected accusations. We talk about praises, accusations, and my story. > Project 7 (Director: Kim Sang Pae) Commemorating the Sewol ferry tragedy. Keisung High School students singing “Becoming a Thousand Winds”, and my memory of the June Democracy Movement in 1987. > Project 8 (Director: Kim Chul Min) We aim to remember and summarize the wrongdoing of the Park Keun Hye and Saenuri Party through outcries from the Square. > Project 9 (Director: Choi Jong Ho) How did you come out? What do you hope to see? We listen to the motivation and hope of the people who attended the candlelight vigils. > Project 10 (Director: Kim Jung Keun) The janitorial worker from the Busan Subway Station, Kim Young Ja talks about how she hopes to see a clean world, just like how she cleans everywhere in the subway. (Source: HanCinema) Edit Translation