Baboya

The documentary delves into the life of cardinal Kim Sou-hwan, emphasizing his courageous actions during turbulent times. It highlights his role as a compassionate leader who advocated for the disadvantaged and practiced love as a transformative force. Through interviews and archival footage, the film captures the profound influence he had on society, extending beyond religious boundaries.

Set against the backdrop of a massive gathering in Myung Dong in February 2009, the film narrates the story of how 400,000 people came together to honor his legacy. The documentary not only reflects on his remarkable life but also revives the passionate love he embodied, making it relevant for both contemporary audiences and those interested in social change. With a runtime of 73 minutes, Baboya offers a poignant reflection on a revered figure in Korean history.