Don't Cry for Me : Sudan's Schweitzer's Father Lee Tae-seok's Father / Soo-Hwan Goo.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Korea : 2011. Tiesŭ Midiŏ, [Seoul].Description: 2 videodisc : sound, color ; 4 3/4 inISBN:
  • 8809154128729
Genre/Form: Production credits:
  • Production KBS Korean Broadcasting.
Tae-seok Lee.Summary: "In February 2010, Tonj Brass Band, the pride of South Sudan, marches toward a small village in Southern Sudan, Africa. The boys in the front hold the picture of a man, smiling brightly. The villagers cannot believe he is dead, and they cry for Tonj's father. They are the Dinka, the tallest people in the world. Their lives have been stained with anger and hatred and plagued by poverty and disease. They risk their lives to protect their families and livestock. They are strong and brave, thinking that tears are the biggest disgrace. They never show tears no matter what. But now, tears fall from their eyes. They cry for priest Lee Tae-seok, who passed away in Tonj, a barren land, at the age of 48. He is the father of Tonj, a doctor, a teacher, a conductor, and an architect for the people of Tonj. The sacrificial life of priest Lee Tae-seok, who has lavished love on the people of Tonj, comes to the screen."--Korean Movie Database (KMDb).
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Item type Current library Collection Call number Vol info Copy number Status Date due Barcode Item holds
Visual Materials Visual Materials Library, Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) Window on Korea Fiction 2011 01 Not for loan WOKD00482
Visual Materials Visual Materials Library, Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) Window on Korea Fiction 2011 02 Not for loan WOKD00483
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2011.

Production KBS Korean Broadcasting.

Tae-seok Lee.

"In February 2010, Tonj Brass Band, the pride of South Sudan, marches toward a small village in Southern Sudan, Africa. The boys in the front hold the picture of a man, smiling brightly. The villagers cannot believe he is dead, and they cry for Tonj's father. They are the Dinka, the tallest people in the world. Their lives have been stained with anger and hatred and plagued by poverty and disease. They risk their lives to protect their families and livestock. They are strong and brave, thinking that tears are the biggest disgrace. They never show tears no matter what. But now, tears fall from their eyes. They cry for priest Lee Tae-seok, who passed away in Tonj, a barren land, at the age of 48. He is the father of Tonj, a doctor, a teacher, a conductor, and an architect for the people of Tonj. The sacrificial life of priest Lee Tae-seok, who has lavished love on the people of Tonj, comes to the screen."--Korean Movie Database (KMDb).