There is No Poverty at the End of Labor
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About This Movie
There is No Poverty at the End of Labor is a 1920 silent film that falls under the comedy genre. As the oldest remaining film in Korea, it provides a unique glimpse into the era during the Japanese occupation of Korea.
As the oldest surviving film from Korea, 'There is No Poverty at the End of Labor' holds a special place in film history. Its scarcity makes it quite sought after by collectors, particularly those interested in silent cinema and the evolution of Korean film. Various formats have surfaced over the years, but the original prints remain elusive, adding to its allure in collector circles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of There is No Poverty at the End of Labor?
There is No Poverty at the End of Labor is a comedy.
What year was There is No Poverty at the End of Labor released?
There is No Poverty at the End of Labor was released in 1920.
What does There is No Poverty at the End of Labor depict?
The film is set in the 1920s during the Japanese occupation of Korea.
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