Things That We Shouldn't Do

This short documentary offers a unique perspective on the Korean military style, blending archival footage with a critical narrative. It draws on military educational films from the 1970s, showcasing Korea's involvement in the Vietnam War alongside U.S. forces.

Through its witty approach, the film highlights the connection between macho aesthetics, militarism, and patriotism while addressing the stark realities of the massacres committed by the Korean army in Vietnam. It also presents a humorous critique of Korean society's contemporary approval of troop deployments to Iraq, making it a thought-provoking watch for those interested in military history and societal critique.