Olympic Park 2030, Saving the Country

Olympic Park 2030, Saving the Country

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Release Date

9/9/2026

Runtime

143 mins

Overview

On June 3, 2026, a shortage of ballots in Seoul sparked a massive mobilization of over 60,000 young people to the Olympic Park Handball Stadium. This peaceful movement—led primarily by people in their twenties and thirties, a demographic previously viewed as apathetic—demanded a manual vote recount and triggered an investigation into electoral fraud. Lee Young-don’s documentary chronicles the 30 days of this grassroots electoral revolution, which transformed South Korea’s political system to safeguard the right to vote.

Status

Released

Original Language

Korean

Budget

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A immersive chronicle of a grassroots electoral uprising that captures 30 days of young South Koreans mobilizing for democratic accountability. The film traces how a generation perceived as disengaged became a transformative political force through sustained, peaceful resistance.

Mood

DefiantHopefulContemplative

Themes

JusticePowerIdentity

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Steady

Look

Documentary-likeHandheld

Structure

Linear

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