Synopsis

Members of the rock band Anakin Project have their own jobs as a cultural activist, a carpenter, and a barista. Yet, they share interest and passion in the community-level activism on peace and ecology. The members will interview people behind the scenes of Christiania’s summer music festival, observe and talk with people who came to take part in the festival, and learn about the community’s administration, politics, economy, culture, art, etc. In South Korea, there is a growing awareness of problems in uncritical pursuit of capitalism, and more people are putting ecology and peace as their central values. In this regard, leaving Christiania marks the film’s end, but this is a new chapter’s beginning for the members and their social activism at home.

Director

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  • Hyun Young-ae
  • Hyun Young-ae is a documentary director and producer. Her 2011 film was invited to the competition section of the 7th Jecheon International Music Film Festival and was also screened at the Gwangju Human Rights Film Festival. In 2012, she participated as a producer for the short film , and in 2014, she directed the feature documentary .,>