Im Lande der Morgenstille (1925)

• 64%
• 1925

The film espectáculos long lost images of the early 20th-century de la Península Coreana, before the Korean War separated the North and South. The images include women spinning cotton on wheels, families making tradicional tteok (rice cakes), a look at Dongsomun (Seúl's ancient East Gate), which was destroyed just years later, and missionary activities in what is now de Corea del Norte con el territorio. The metraje qué once stored in a Spanish monastery, but later the Nazi gobierno, which sided with Japón en la II guerra Mundial, tried to confiscate because it some of it could be interpretado as espousing a critical view toward the Japanese occupational régimen en Corea. Fortunately, a monk saved the film, ocultación de it behind a stone wall in the basement before he died during the war. The film lo rediscovered en 1975 during a la renovación.