1. The Struggle People engaged in Korean Film, for keeping Screen-Quota, went on a hunger strike last July. Ending 7 days of strike in Myungdong Cathedral, in which even fatigue was unfelt by their determined wills, they wrote: "Days and nights have passed filled with the soaring spirits. We gathered together with enthusiasm in every acute moments, being willing to take responsibility for the future of Korean Film with inspired outlook. Wearing stripes on shoulder with clenched fist, we exclaimed the catch-phrase for the future of Korean Film. Each time our strikes were new and we gradually won over." The strike to have taken place for one year. They achieved. But it was a handful of victory as well as uneasy. It is easy to imagine that America ,in pursuing of dominating film industries throughout the world, is going to give more harsh and persistent pressure against Korean film market, and Korean government will probably show indecisive reaction for that. People must start on the struggle towards the victory on their own. For this, they are going to announce their firm wills and justice hand-in-hand with our citizens. Moreover, with the people engaged in film in all over the world who is resisting against America's hegemony.
2. The Record The documentary
is to record the struggle of the 20 century's cultural heroes. And in the long and winding road of the struggle, we are going to lead our citizen's participations and be a footstone of international solidarity. The Screen-Quota strike, being paid attention by the world, and the close-up filming throughout a year, from the beginning through the end. Totally over the 120 hour's footage will show the vivid voices and condensed features occurred in the strike. Especially opening theatre through 35mm film Kineco will expand contact with mass audiences and at the same time will be a chapter assuring the another possibility of documentary.
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