The Pitiful People
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About This Movie
The Pitiful People is a 1932 semi-documentary film that explores the struggles of dismissed workers. This drama sheds light on their fight against the production owners of the Heungnam fertilizer plant.
The Pitiful People is quite rare in collector circles, with few surviving prints and a limited release history. Not much is documented about its director, which adds an air of mystery that collectors find appealing. Its combination of documentary and drama gives it a distinctive edge that draws interest, especially among those focused on social issues in film. Considering its historical context, it’s an important piece for those looking to explore early cinema's engagement with labor rights.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of The Pitiful People?
The Pitiful People is a semi-documentary film that falls within the drama and documentary genres.
Who directed The Pitiful People?
The film was produced by Kilandeun film.
What year was The Pitiful People released?
The Pitiful People was released in 1932.
Who are the top cast members of The Pitiful People?
The top cast members include In-gyu Ju and Gae-myeong Hong.
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