In 2002, when the World Cup fever was hot, Sangkyu Kim was enraged to see two middle school girls killed by a U.S. armored vehicle but no one was punished. After witnessing an unequal relationship between Korea and the United States, he stopped making robots at university and took up cameras. He recorded the scenes of the struggle and aired live resistance of citizens who erupted into the streets. As a member of DOCUCOW, he has mainly worked on communicating with the public w...More

In 2002, when the World Cup fever was hot, Sangkyu Kim was enraged to see two middle school girls killed by a U.S. armored vehicle but no one was punished. After witnessing an unequal relationship between Korea and the United States, he stopped making robots at university and took up cameras. He recorded the scenes of the struggle and aired live resistance of citizens who erupted into the streets. As a member of DOCUCOW, he has mainly worked on communicating with the public with short and medium-length online videos and made <The Truth Shall Not Sink>(2014), which is based on the suspicion of the Sewol ferry accident. <To Kill Alice> is his first feature documentary film.Less