Soup and Ideology is a documentary of the 4:3 Jeju Uprising examined through the lens of a family story of zainichi Koreans in Japan. As her mother loses her memory, Yonghi is entrusted with her delicious soup recipes and her memories of the massacre, the biggest taboo in modern South Korean History.
Soup and Ideology
Film Screening & In-Person Discussion with DIRECTOR YONGHI YANG
Chair: Alexander Zahlten
Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University
Moderator: INGU HWANG
Associate Professor of the Practice in the International Studies Program, Boston College
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Written and directed by YANG Yonghi
Producer: ARAI Kaoru
Cinematographer KATO Takanobu
Editor: BAEHO jj
Music: CHO Youngwuk
Narration: YANG Yonghi
Film Screening co-sponsored by the Korea Institute, Weatherhead Center Program on US-Japan Relations, and the Reischauer Institute, with the generous support of the Kim Koo Foundation