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It's Hard to Blow Up a School
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- The short narrative film "It's Hard to Blow Up a School" was screened in the youth section of the Incheon Independent Film Festival at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, August 30.
- Directed by Lee Yun-seo and Park Min-ju of the film club at Incheon Danbong Elementary School, the 21-minute film was the last of five films in the youth section, shown at Cinespace Juan, Theater 3, in Incheon.
- The club said the film was adapted from real experiences with their homeroom teacher and friends and was made after their graduation ceremony, and it hopes to evoke the romance and memories of the bond between teachers and students.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 학교를 폭파시키는 건 어려워 인천독립영화제 청소년 섹션 상영…담임과 친구들이 남긴 졸업 선물
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