- Genre
- Documentary
- Year
- 2017
- Runtime
- 1h50
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Seven Years-Journalism without Journalist
Unveiling a silent crisis: journalism without its storytellers.
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Synopsis
Seven Years-Journalism without Journalist (2017), directed by Choi Seung-ho, is a compelling documentary that delves into the challenges and transformations within the South Korean journalism industry over seven years. It examines the diminishing presence of journalists in newsrooms, reflecting on the implications for press freedom, media integrity, and public trust. Through interviews with notable media figures, archival footage, and investigative reporting, the film exposes the pressures faced by journalists amidst political and corporate influences. This thought-provoking work invites viewers to consider the critical role journalism plays in democracy and the consequences when journalists are sidelined.
Reviews
Critical reception for Seven Years-Journalism without Journalist has been generally positive, especially among audiences interested in media studies and political documentaries. While the film does not have an extensive presence on mainstream review aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, user reviews on IMDb rate it at approximately 7.5/10, noting its insightful and urgent message. Reviewers have praised Choi Seung-ho for his thorough investigation and the film’s candid portrayal of the challenges faced by South Korean journalists. A reviewer on Asian Movie Pulse remarked, "The documentary masterfully captures the intersection of politics and media, shedding light on a rarely discussed crisis." However, some critiques point to a slow pacing that may not appeal to casual viewers. Nevertheless, the film is hailed as an important educational resource, emphasizing the necessity of a free press in modern society.
