Sound of Nomad: Koryo Arirang

This documentary runs for 96 minutes and delves into a poignant family history tied to migration. It utilizes rare archival footage to explore the experiences of Koryo-saram, a community with a complex heritage. The film presents a dual narrative of injustice and tragedy, while also celebrating resilience and cultural continuity.

Sound of Nomad: Koryo Arirang serves as both a testament to the struggles faced by the Koryo-saram and a declaration of their transformative survival. It emphasizes the fluidity of culture and identity, showcasing how communities adapt and flourish despite adversity. Through its exploration of music, particularly Arirang, the documentary captures the essence of this unique cultural experience.