OPENING CREDITS FOR "꽃잎 A PETAL" (1996)
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@bulgasari what is the name of the movie
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This clip was taken by Japanese reporters who were in Kwangjoo during the massacre and compiled by McGill University in Toronto, Canada.
I've seen and shown that footage at almost every annual Kwangju People's Uprising commemoration held by UCLA Korean Student Ass. from 1984 to 1991.
But, every time I see it, I can't hold me tears.
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2010년 8월 말에 보아도 눈물이 앞을 가린다. 왜 왜 왜 그렇게 되어야만 했는지...
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oh i know i just made a mistake!
i'm a fan of her and my favourite song is "koji mariya"!
i can't believe i missed going to gwangju to see the place whereall this history happened but i'm sure i'll do it next time!
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not kim coo ja
kim choo ja 꽃잎
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Um.. "A Petal"?
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please tell me the name of the song sung by kim coo ja
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Is that guy fingering his girlfriend right at the end there?
Great film, great song, cheers for posting this up! I don't know where you can get this from with English subs, try asiandvdclub heh heh.
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You're the best for posting all this info. I've loved and puzzled over this song (and the movie) for a long time, having seen it at a San Francisco film festival. Thank you so much for clarifying everything!
전두환같은 새끼가 살아 있다는게 대한민국 민주주의의 수치다...
JessiLynK7 3 years ago 6
The Kwangju uprising happened in May 1980. The movie is based on a 1988 story called "There a petal silently falls" by Choi Yun, and the song is the Shin Jung-hyun song "A Petal" as performed by Kim Chu-ja (from the late 60s). In the story, the girl's brother's friends had never met her, but as you see in the opening, the director shows the girl singing the song "A petal" to her brother's friends, which makes clear that they met her, and ties the name of the story with the song (and the movie).
bulgasari 3 years ago 5