The documentary that'll make you miss your dusty DVD collection.
Around the 1990s, as video media became popular, a personal movie watching culture had been formed. The video culture of various layers, such as watching movies of various countries, by genre, and repeatedly, has influenced film making and its community directly and indirectly. Film directors, film researcher, broadcast producer, cameraman, Blu-ray producer, and video art curators who have directly experienced this culture talk about the meaning and value of video culture of the times.
Direction
Intimate interviews with Korean cinema insiders.
Editing
Archival footage woven with personal memories.
Production
Rare glimpse into 1990s video rental culture.
Director
Seo Won-tae
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Korea's 1990s video boom paralleled global shifts, but local censorship laws made bootleg culture uniquely vital for cinephiles.
Director Seo Won-tae spent three years tracking down extinct rental store locations; several were demolished mid-filming.
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