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| Film Screening: Crossing |
Crossing, an eloquent expression of the emotional trauma of political division. Yong-soo escapes the grinding poverty of North Korea to China, hoping to find medicine for his pregnant wife, but ends up in South Korea, separated from his family forever. Years later, Yong-soo's orphaned son in North Korea makes the same escape, hoping to find the father he never knew.Wednesday, March 17, 2010 6:00 PM Screening Crossing 크로싱 Directed by Kim Tae-gyun Starring Cha In-pyo and Shin Myoung-cheol 2008, 112 minutes Guest Speaker: Deborah Choi, refugee from North Korea Part of The Korea Society's Classic Movie Night series which began on Wednesday, January 20. To commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950, The Korea Society has selected a schedule of classics that examine the conflict, and the deep, sometimes unexpected scars it has left on the Korean people. |

Crossing, an eloquent expression of the emotional trauma of political division. Yong-soo escapes the grinding poverty of North Korea to China, hoping to find medicine for his pregnant wife, but ends up in South Korea, separated from his family forever. Years later, Yong-soo's orphaned son in North Korea makes the same escape, hoping to find the father he never knew.

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