Discrimination

The documentary provides an in-depth look at the legal struggles faced by five Chongryon Korean high schools in Japan. It discusses the government's claims regarding potential misuse of educational grants and the schools' fight for justice, which began in 2013. The film covers the first trial decision made in 2017, focusing on the case of the Hiroshima Chongryon Korean high school. With a runtime of 84 minutes, it offers insights into the complexities of discrimination and education in Japan.

As a documentary, Discrimination appeals to collectors interested in social issues and current affairs. The film's exploration of zainichi experiences sheds light on a specific cultural and political context, making it a significant addition to any documentary collection. Kim Ji-woon's direction ensures a thoughtful presentation of the subject matter, which may resonate with viewers seeking to understand discrimination in educational systems.