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The Color of Pain (2011) | Slate

The Color of Pain

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The Color of Pain

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An experimental documentary beginning as a cold chronicle that describes hygiene management in industrial sites in Korea, then suddenly jumping into sociology of leisure and hobby that represents today's thinking about labor.

Released: 2011
Runtime: 2h 16m
Genres: Documentary
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean

Direction and writing

Lee Kang-hyunDirector

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