INPUT to Premiere Korean Documentary and Drama
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The KBS documentary "Im Kil-taek's Children" and the drama "Hwangjin-i" will be broadcast at the international television conference, "International Public Television (INPUT)" opening in Johannesburg, South Africa on May 4th.
Around 2000 people in the television industry around the world will gather at INPUT for the further development of public TV. This year, the 31st international conference is sponsored by SABC, a public television station in South Africa.
"Im Kil-taek's Children" emotionally details the lives and tribulations of a coal town in the early 1980s, and the TV drama "Hwangjin-i" portrays the beautiful imagery unique to Asia in a tale about a free-spirited young woman during the Chosun dynasty.
Around 2000 people in the television industry around the world will gather at INPUT for the further development of public TV. This year, the 31st international conference is sponsored by SABC, a public television station in South Africa.
"Im Kil-taek's Children" emotionally details the lives and tribulations of a coal town in the early 1980s, and the TV drama "Hwangjin-i" portrays the beautiful imagery unique to Asia in a tale about a free-spirited young woman during the Chosun dynasty.
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