KANGYU Ga-ram is a co-founder of the Alternative Cultural Club, Girls Play Girls. KANGYU was the assistant director and film distributor for the feature-film documentary <The Girl Princes>. The director was awarded the 3rd DMZ International Documentary Film Festival – Best Korean Documentary Award for her film <My Father’s House>, which depicts familyism and real estate problems prevalent in Korean society in 2011. In 2013, she collaborated with female documen...More

KANGYU Ga-ram is a co-founder of the Alternative Cultural Club, Girls Play Girls. KANGYU was the assistant director and film distributor for the feature-film documentary <The Girl Princes>. The director was awarded the 3rd DMZ International Documentary Film Festival – Best Korean Documentary Award for her film <My Father’s House>, which depicts familyism and real estate problems prevalent in Korean society in 2011. In 2013, she collaborated with female documentary filmmakers for a joint production of the feature-length documentary <Let’s Dance>, a film about women’s abortion. She also finished her production of <Itaewon>, a feature-length documentary about the lives of women who have been living in a U.S. military town and the changes they go through, in 2016.Less