Corea
"¿Qué sucede cuando una comunidad de un lado del mundo "oriente" migra y se radica en la otra parte del mundo "occidente"?"
Synopsis
Korea is an observational documentary, contemplation, which records the daily of the Korean community. Where is this community? How many communities like this are there?
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