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- Korean Film Archive
- KOFA is a film archive that collects and preserves all materials derived during the process of producing films, such as scenarios and posters, as well as all films produced in Korea at a national level to pass on such data to Koreans and their descendants. Recently, as analog films are disappearing and digital technologies are making progress, interest in video content has grown more than ever, an... expand
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