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Films
2 Films
shorter than 40 minutes
x
Keywords
“Disasters”
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films with a digital version
1
short films
2
x
films available on demand
1
Region
Central Asia and Far East
1
North America
1
Country
South Korea
1
United States
1
Keywords
Disasters
2
x
Environment
1
Infrastructure/transport
1
Memory
1
Trade
1
Directors
Choi, Hyewon
1
Pardee, Lucy
1
Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
1
Shorts Collection 1
1
Country of production
South Korea
1
United Kingdom
1
Year of production
2002
1
2019
1
Film list
Business as Usual
2002
27
‘
Directed by
Lucy Pardee
.
Everyone knows about Ground Zero in New York, but have you bought into the memory? Big Mike, Tyrone and the other street vendors will sell you part of the disaster whilst offering you their views on
North America
Trade
Memory
Disasters
The People Next to Coal Power Plant
2019
22
‘
Directed by
Hyewon Choi
.
Vegetable crops are contaminated, fish have disappeared, illness is rife. Life in the shadow of a Korean coal power plant is difficult, but the locals have no choice but to struggle on nonetheless.
Central Asia and Far East
Infrastructure/transport
Environment
Disasters