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Free Minu

Genres
Documentary
Rating
1.0
StatusReleased
Languages한국어/조선말
CountriesSouth Korea
Release Date2020-05-27
Runtime89 mins

Overview

This film begins with a Nepalese person named Minu who sings “Tears of Mokpo”. He came to Korea for a living in this 20s and made the band “Stop Crackdown” known for expressing the lives of migrant laborers through song. But being an illegal alien, he is deported after 18 years.

Cast & Crew

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minu

as 미누

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Soe Mo Thu

as 소모뚜

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Soe Thi Ha

as 소띠하

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Myung-Hoon Song

as 송명훈

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