19th(2017)
Church Sisters
트레일러 재생
PARK Ji-won, SUNG Im-eun
- Korea
- 2016
- 23min
- DCP
- color
- Documentary
SYNOPSIS
World Premiere
SYNOPSIS
Ji-won and Im-eun who have been Christians for more than 20 years start to feel uncomfortable going to church as they identify themselves as feminists. They have even heard someone saying, “Can you be a Christian and a feminist? That is called self-deception.” Ji-won currently staying away from church and Im-eun reluctantly going to church begin to share their experiences and empathize with each other. Despite all the discrimination, violence, and misogyny they have witnessed or experienced, they still want to remain Christians. They decide to listen to the stories of others who have gone through similar things. So, here’s the question: Can a feminist go to church?
PROGRAM NOTE
Ji-won and Im-eun who have been Christians for more than 20 years start to feel uncomfortable going to church as they identify themselves as feminists. They have even heard someone saying, \"Can you be a Christian and a feminist? That is called self-deception.\" Ji-won currently staying away from church and Im-eun reluctantly going to church begin to share their experiences and empathize with each other. Despite all the discrimination, violence, and misogyny they have witnessed or experienced, they still want to remain Christians. So, here\'s the question: Can a feminist go to church?
SYNOPSIS
Ji-won and Im-eun who have been Christians for more than 20 years start to feel uncomfortable going to church as they identify themselves as feminists. They have even heard someone saying, “Can you be a Christian and a feminist? That is called self-deception.” Ji-won currently staying away from church and Im-eun reluctantly going to church begin to share their experiences and empathize with each other. Despite all the discrimination, violence, and misogyny they have witnessed or experienced, they still want to remain Christians. They decide to listen to the stories of others who have gone through similar things. So, here’s the question: Can a feminist go to church?
PROGRAM NOTE
Ji-won and Im-eun who have been Christians for more than 20 years start to feel uncomfortable going to church as they identify themselves as feminists. They have even heard someone saying, \"Can you be a Christian and a feminist? That is called self-deception.\" Ji-won currently staying away from church and Im-eun reluctantly going to church begin to share their experiences and empathize with each other. Despite all the discrimination, violence, and misogyny they have witnessed or experienced, they still want to remain Christians. So, here\'s the question: Can a feminist go to church?
PROGRAM NOTE
World Premiere
SYNOPSIS
Ji-won and Im-eun who have been Christians for more than 20 years start to feel uncomfortable going to church as they identify themselves as feminists. They have even heard someone saying, “Can you be a Christian and a feminist? That is called self-deception.” Ji-won currently staying away from church and Im-eun reluctantly going to church begin to share their experiences and empathize with each other. Despite all the discrimination, violence, and misogyny they have witnessed or experienced, they still want to remain Christians. They decide to listen to the stories of others who have gone through similar things. So, here’s the question: Can a feminist go to church?
PROGRAM NOTE
Ji-won and Im-eun who have been Christians for more than 20 years start to feel uncomfortable going to church as they identify themselves as feminists. They have even heard someone saying, \"Can you be a Christian and a feminist? That is called self-deception.\" Ji-won currently staying away from church and Im-eun reluctantly going to church begin to share their experiences and empathize with each other. Despite all the discrimination, violence, and misogyny they have witnessed or experienced, they still want to remain Christians. So, here\'s the question: Can a feminist go to church?
SYNOPSIS
Ji-won and Im-eun who have been Christians for more than 20 years start to feel uncomfortable going to church as they identify themselves as feminists. They have even heard someone saying, “Can you be a Christian and a feminist? That is called self-deception.” Ji-won currently staying away from church and Im-eun reluctantly going to church begin to share their experiences and empathize with each other. Despite all the discrimination, violence, and misogyny they have witnessed or experienced, they still want to remain Christians. They decide to listen to the stories of others who have gone through similar things. So, here’s the question: Can a feminist go to church?
PROGRAM NOTE
Ji-won and Im-eun who have been Christians for more than 20 years start to feel uncomfortable going to church as they identify themselves as feminists. They have even heard someone saying, \"Can you be a Christian and a feminist? That is called self-deception.\" Ji-won currently staying away from church and Im-eun reluctantly going to church begin to share their experiences and empathize with each other. Despite all the discrimination, violence, and misogyny they have witnessed or experienced, they still want to remain Christians. So, here\'s the question: Can a feminist go to church?
Director
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PARK Ji-wonPARK Ji-won
Likes harmless and innocent jokes. Isn’t good, but works hard because she wants to be good. It’s all thanks to feminism. Wants to ponder more, think more, and study more, in order to make people laugh more.
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SUNG Im-eunSUNG Im-eun
설명 준비중입니다.
