I'll Be Seeing Her

This documentary presents a fresh approach to the portrayal of women in Korean cinema. By highlighting the experiences of prominent actresses from the 1950s, Kim So-young aims to shift the narrative that has often been dominated by a male perspective. The runtime of 52 minutes allows for a focused exploration of this theme, making it a concise but impactful viewing experience.

Kim So-young's work in this documentary is part of her broader project, the 'Women's History Trilogy,' which also includes other notable films like Koryu: Southern Women and New Woman: Her First Song. This connection adds depth to her exploration of women's roles in cinema, making this film a noteworthy entry for those interested in film studies or gender representation in media.