The People Power Party (PPP) opposed a film's political narrative and sent a letter to the festival director.
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What happened
The People Power Party (PPP) opposed a film's political narrative and sent a letter to the festival director.
Who's involved
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People Power Party
right-wing populist political party in South Korea
- The People Power Party considered investigating the Chief Justice amid allegations of indictments during Yoon's administration and contentious bill consultations.
- Lee Yong-cheol is involved in a probe against Lee Jae Myung, while the People Power Party criticizes bills aimed at canceling indictments.
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Hur Jin-ho
South Korean film director and screenwriter (born 1963)
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