Life-size Study in Korea Diary (8) – Thinking about American Society and Historical Perceptions in the Summer
August 5, 2023 (Saturday) Kwang-Hoon Han Follow Follow-up From “Barbie” (road show nationwide from August 11), distribution / Warner Bros. Movie, (c) 2023 Warner Bros. Ent. All Rights Reserved. (same below)
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Mr. Han Kwang-hun, a third-generation Korean resident in Japan, went to Korea for the first time at the age of 30 to study abroad. Mr. Han, who was born and raised in Osaka and worked as a newspaper reporter, describes his experiences and discoveries in a “foreign country.” (JBpress)
This article includes a description of the synopsis of the movie “Barbie”. Please be careful when watching the movie.
(Han Kwanghoon: 3rd Generation Korean Writer in Japan)
This time, I would like to bring you the extra edition of “Life-size Korean Study Abroad Diary”.
The movie “Barbie” (released on August 11 in Japan) is on fire. It started with a “meme” (a joke image) that combined images from the movie Oppenheimer, which depicts the physicist who developed the atomic bomb. Along with the coined word “Barbenheimer” that combines the title, many memes that downplay the damage caused by the atomic bombing have been posted on Twitter.
