This is amazing. Reminds me of a book I read titled "Our History is Still Being Written: The Story of Three Chinese-Cuban Generals in the Cuban Revolution."
Joseph is a natural-born storyteller. It was quite a feat to pull this story together. It's clearly the tip of the iceberg, with hundreds of hours of footage and conversations with people on the ground, in relationships. It's a very relational film. I saw it in Hawaii at an event put on by NexGen at the Christ United Methodist Church. The audience was mostly Korean-American, and many people cried as they watched it. Great job, Joseph! Also, Jennifer Clyde does a terrific job interviewing him her. Thanks for doing this, Arirang!
good job, amazing movie and is very good that the world start to know that in cuba is many korean descendents and fans of the culture and kpop too..... greetings from havana....
Kudos to Joseph, but the ultimate irony is that Jeronimo Lim Kim probably perceived and only knew himself to be a North Korean person when he was alive, yet Joseph Juhn is portraying him as Korean, and 'South' is fully implied. A Marxist-Leninist can never be a South Korean person. In Cuba, Jeronimo Lim Kim probably was known only as a Chino, a pejorative term applied to all Asians. I guess the ultimate message from Joseph Juhn is that all identities are socially-constructed and never biologically determined. This is why I want to become a pre-op, transgender female, Muslim, half-Jewish, Swiss-Italian Korean person who only eats Hindu food and dresses in dhoti.
전후석 감독님 영상 찾아보는 중입니다. 멋진 분이세요!!
This is amazing. Reminds me of a book I read titled "Our History is Still Being Written: The Story of Three Chinese-Cuban Generals in the Cuban Revolution."
다스뵈이다, 뉴스공장 통해서 뒤늦게 알게됐습니다. 벌써 2,3년전부터의 일들이었고 언론에도 간간이 소개되었는데, 이제서야 알고 감동을 받았어요. 카카오스토리에 공유하고, 10월 상영되면 반드시 보겠습니다. 가치있는 일에 자신의 삶을 공유해주셔서 고맙습니다.
It made me cry 😭
꼭 영화로 볼 수 있기를 기대합니다
Joseph is a natural-born storyteller. It was quite a feat to pull this story together. It's clearly the tip of the iceberg, with hundreds of hours of footage and conversations with people on the ground, in relationships. It's a very relational film. I saw it in Hawaii at an event put on by NexGen at the Christ United Methodist Church. The audience was mostly Korean-American, and many people cried as they watched it. Great job, Joseph! Also, Jennifer Clyde does a terrific job interviewing him her. Thanks for doing this, Arirang!
good job, amazing movie and is very good that the world start to know that in cuba is many korean descendents and fans of the culture and kpop too..... greetings from havana....
감사합니다. 헤로니모. 미안합니다. 당신을 몰랐었어요.
I'm from cardenas and some of my friends are those younger third, fourth generation koreans
Kudos to Joseph, but the ultimate irony is that Jeronimo Lim Kim probably perceived and only knew himself to be a North Korean person when he was alive, yet Joseph Juhn is portraying him as Korean, and 'South' is fully implied. A Marxist-Leninist can never be a South Korean person. In Cuba, Jeronimo Lim Kim probably was known only as a Chino, a pejorative term applied to all Asians. I guess the ultimate message from Joseph Juhn is that all identities are socially-constructed and never biologically determined. This is why I want to become a pre-op, transgender female, Muslim, half-Jewish, Swiss-Italian Korean person who only eats Hindu food and dresses in dhoti.
다큐멘터리 영화 헤로니모 감독 : '헤로니모의 꿈' - MBC TV
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