A Single Spark

The narrative follows Kim, a law school graduate and activist, who faces persecution under the mid-’70s Park regime. His dedication to documenting the life of Jeon Tae-il, who immolated himself at 22 to protest the government's actions, drives the story. The film delves into the struggles of factory workers and the fight for labor rights, making it a powerful representation of a pivotal historical moment.

With a runtime of 92 minutes, A Single Spark features a strong cast, including Hong Kyung-in and Moon Sung-keun. The film's themes resonate with those interested in social justice and labor movements, providing a poignant look at the sacrifices made in the pursuit of change. The serious tone and dramatic storytelling appeal to collectors of international cinema and those interested in political narratives.