After that, 100 years of fighting

This documentary takes viewers back to October 27, 2019, marking a century since the inception of Korean cinema. It focuses on the reenactment of 'Fidelity Vomiting,' recognized as the first Korean film. As preparations unfold, major controversies emerge that challenge the established narratives of Korean film history.

The film features insights from notable figures, including Lee Jang-ho and Tcha Sung-jai, who contribute to understanding the complexities and debates around the identity of Korean cinema. By examining these pivotal moments, the documentary provides an in-depth look at how history is perceived and contested within the film community. This examination is valuable for any collector interested in the evolution of film, particularly within the context of Korean cinema's rich heritage.