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Ura Ura Ura!: A Multicultural Girl's Dream and Identity Leading to Ballet
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- Director Kim Ju-won's first documentary, <Ura Ura Ura!>, was screened in Incheon Section 1 at the 13th Incheon Independent Film Festival.
- The 20-minute film follows how 13-year-old Ksenia, who came from Kazakhstan, nurtures her dream of ballet at Cinema Space Juan.
- Asking what it means to be Korean, the director said she wanted to capture the identity and communication of multicultural young people.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 우라 우라 우라!, 발레로 이어지는 다문화 소녀의 꿈과 정체성
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