[Lee Kyong-hee] Jeju’s tragedy is still awaiting closure

Every spring, Jeju Island radiates poignant beauty. It beckons visitors with a riot of pink cherry blossoms and yellow canola flowers. On this island of vibrant subtropical scenery, known for its stone, wind and women, memories of brutal civilian massacres remain unhealed beneath the gloss of a bustling tourist destination. The film “My Name,” released last month, traces the long-repressed childhood memory of a middle-aged dance instructor who experiences, particularly in spring, unexplained phy

By The Korea Herald