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Me and the Owl (2003)
< Na-wa Bwong-ee >
The presence of U.S. forces in Korea after the Korean War has built a very unusual town, where numerous nameless women have been hurt by militarism and men. The town, located next to a military base, has provided servicemen with pleasures including prostitution. This town, which has been trampled on and hurt military men, is a reality covered and ignored in the process of promoting the U.S as Korea’s ally.
| Genre | Documentary | Production Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Running Time | 84min | Release Date | - |
| Country | South Korea | Rating | |
| Language | Co-Production | N | |
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Number of Screens : 1
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Total Admissions : 23
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Total Gross : $118
As of May 19, 2024
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