A Girl and a Shipwreck (2017)

A Girl and a Shipwreck (2017) poster

KIM Haneuldameun is a young girl who dreams of becoming an underwater photographer. One day in 2013, she encounters a wrecked ship underneaththe water. For some time, she feared of entering the water after the Sewol Ferry disaster. However, she continues her task of capturing images of the wrecked ship on camera. She decides to open an exhibition of her underwater photo works with an underwater photographer. She offers her photos of the sky and clouds as a present to the wrecked ship that cannot see the sky from beneath the water it has sunken into.

Director: Kim Se-mee
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 70 min
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Country: South Korea
Language: 한국어/조선말
Original Language: ko
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is A Girl and a Shipwreck about?
KIM Haneuldameun is a young girl who dreams of becoming an underwater photographer. One day in 2013, she encounters a wrecked ship underneaththe water. For some time, she feared of entering the water after the Sewol Ferry disaster. However, she continues her task of capturing images of the wrecked ship on camera. She decides to open an exhibition of her underwater photo works with an underwater photographer. She offers her photos of the sky and clouds as a present to the wrecked ship that cannot see the sky from beneath the water it has sunken into.
Who directed A Girl and a Shipwreck?
A Girl and a Shipwreck was directed by Kim Se-mee.
How long is A Girl and a Shipwreck?
A Girl and a Shipwreck has a runtime of 1h 10m (70 minutes).
What genre is A Girl and a Shipwreck?
A Girl and a Shipwreck is a Documentary film.
Where was A Girl and a Shipwreck produced?
A Girl and a Shipwreck was produced in South Korea.