Synopsis

My Grey Zone: Radio Revolution is an intimate dive into the life and career of Radio Revolution, a veteran of the underground electronic music scene. This documentary captures his journey from humble beginnings to becoming an influential figure in the Korean underground music landscape. As the world becomes increasingly captivated by Korean culture and music, “MGZ: Radio Revolution” sheds light on the untouched, yet vibrant underground scene that has often remained in the shadows of mainstream success. Featuring insights from key figures like Sang-soon Lee and Chae-ryung Lee, the film delves into the dual aspects of a DJ’s existence, showcasing both the exhilarating performances and the personal sacrifices involved.

Program Note

His name is Hwang Doo-gi, but he's better known on stage as "Radio Revolution." According to fellow DJs, his talent spans a wide range of genres, making it difficult to define him strictly as a house, disco, deep techno, or minimal DJ. This documentary first highlights his impressive stage career and the high regard his peers have for him, before delving into the personal side of his life, exploring the challenges he faces as a DJ and what he seeks in life. The film emphasizes Hwang Doo-gi's statement that he strives for balance, never leaning too far in one direction as either Hwang Doo-gi or Radio Revolution. This is encapsulated in the title "My Grey Zone." (Huh Nam-woong)

Director

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  • Hong Hugh
  • Born in Seoul, raised in Indonesia, Singapore & UK, 26-year-old Hong Hugh has had a unique filmmaking journey. Picking up his passion from theater, his unique journey in which he’s picked up a diverse range of filmmaking skills has led to his own style of documentary. He hopes to continue to document individuals to inspire others to live confidently in their own way, as that has helped him to grow and learn.

Ticket Booking Guidelines

※ General Screenings: Tickets for general screenings can be reserved through the official website (www.jimff.org).

※ Cheongpung Land Ticket Box: Tickets for general screenings cannot be purchased or issued at the Cheongpung Land ticket box.

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※ Music Programs: Tickets for music programs booked through Melon Ticket can only be issued at the ticket box of the specific program venue.

Program Schedule

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