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Resurrection in South Sudan

Resurrection in South Sudan

2020•1h 50m•ALL•Documentary
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Even though Father Lee Tae-Seok passed away at age 48 after dedicating everything to People in Tonj, South Sudan, his seeds of love blossomed into beautiful flowers. As the sequel of 'Don't Cry for Me Sudan,' the documentary remembers Father Lee's life by following his students who have become doctors, pharmacists, government workers, medical students, etc., ready to live a life of service and dedication.

Goo Soo-hwan · Director

StatusReleased
Runtime1h 50m
LanguageKO
Release DateJul 9, 2020

Actors

Lee Tae-seok

Self

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