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Yellow Door: 90s Lo-fi Film Club

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Korean Movie | 2022

노란문: 세기말 시네필 다이어리 | no-rang-mun: se-gi-mal si-ne-pil da-i-eo-ri

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Directed by Lee Hyukrae (이혁래)

84min | Release date in South Korea: 2023/10/27

Synopsis
Contrary to popular belief, the 1994 short film "The White Man" is not director Bong Joon-ho's first film. The documentary is about a young Bong Joon-ho and traces to find the unreleased hidden first film of the director, "Looking for Paradise", a short stop motion animation that was only screened once on Christmas Day in 1992 in front of "Yellow Door", a small film club of about 10 people.

Where was the film we saw back then? What happened to Yellow Door at that time?