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Mongrels: An Immigrant Story Questioning Family and Identity
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- The film "Mongrels," which portrays the loss and identity of a Korean immigrant family against the backdrop of the Canadian prairies, is drawing attention with its domestic release.
- It is the first feature film directed by Jerome Yoo, and tells the story of Sonny, who has lost his wife, and his two children, Hajun and Hana, as they move to a rural town in Canada.
- The film won the HORIZON Award for New Directors at the Vancouver International Film Festival and was first screened under the title "Japjong" at the 26th Jeonju International Film Festival.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 몽그렐스, 가족의 의미와 자아 정체성을 되묻는 이민 서사
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