SHOW ME THE JUSTICE

About This Movie

SHOW ME THE JUSTICE is a fascinating dive into the complexities of political identity in contemporary South Korea. The film’s pacing is methodical, almost meditative, allowing the viewers to absorb the conflicting views of Kim Chang-in and Kim Hyun-jin as they navigate their beliefs. It captures an atmosphere of earnest reflection, often contrasting the raw emotions of Chang-in’s experiences during the Ssangyong Motors strike with Hyun-jin’s centrist perspective. The documentary blends interviews with striking visuals, giving it that gritty realism we appreciate. Performances are authentic, with both young men presenting their convictions without pretense. It’s not just about politics; it’s a study on the societal fabric that binds—or divides—us. Quite distinctive in its approach, it manages to maintain a balance between sentiment and critical thought.

Political identity exploration · Unique visual storytelling · Intimate interviews