Keeping the Vision Alive

This documentary features the perspectives of both senior and contemporary Korean women filmmakers, including notable figures like Park Nam-ok and Byun Young-joo. Yim Soon-rye uses a non-interventionist approach, allowing the filmmakers' own voices to narrate their stories without her personal commentary.

The film spans the history of women filmmakers in Korea, showcasing their struggles and triumphs within a conservative film industry. By focusing on their experiences and thoughts, Keeping the Vision Alive serves as both a tribute and an important record of the challenges faced by women in filmmaking. The runtime is 51 minutes, making it a concise yet impactful examination of gender dynamics in cinema.