The documentary presents the destruction of an old-growth forest, enormous tax increases and politicians’ media subterfuge in the wake of the upcoming 2018 Winter Olympics. It questions the oldest and largest international event in the world, and finds common threads which can be linked to acute issues Korea is facing now. A range of experts, politicians and activists give their insight as the issues are explained in detail:
Forestry expert Byung-Chun LEE, head of the...more

The documentary presents the destruction of an old-growth forest, enormous tax increases and politicians’ media subterfuge in the wake of the upcoming 2018 Winter Olympics. It questions the oldest and largest international event in the world, and finds common threads which can be linked to acute issues Korea is facing now. A range of experts, politicians and activists give their insight as the issues are explained in detail:
Forestry expert Byung-Chun LEE, head of the Tax Revolution Party Dae-In SUN, sports Columnist Hee-Joon CHUNG, Professor of Korean studies at Oslo University Vladimir TIKHONOV, philosopher Hyun-Jae LEE, activist Seong-Cheol YOO, author of <Sensible Youth> Yoon-Ho Cho, Canadian Member of Parliament Kennedy Stewart, British Columbia’s Chairman of the Auditor-General Russ Jones and Representative of Watch 2010 Chris Shaw.less