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We Are Not Defeated

Thirty years ago, the women workers at Dong-Il Corporation realized the need to unite the workers struggle with the pro-democracy movement, and fought against corporations and the state. Losing their jobs as a result, the women, now in their mid-50s, are fighting another fight. Through interviews, this documentary calmly examines the struggles that these women experienced during the period. Listening to the experiences of the women as conveyed through their own words, one comes to realize the important things in life.

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Thirty years ago, the women workers at Dong-Il Corporation realized the need to unite the workers struggle with the pro-democracy movement, and fought against corporations and the state. Losing their jobs as a result, the women, now in their mid-50s, are fighting another fight. Through interviews, this documentary calmly examines the struggles that these women experienced during the period. Listening to the experiences of the women as conveyed through their own words, one comes to realize the important things in life.

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