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Another World We Are Making Dare you Know the Holy Youngsters? Ryoko, 21 Years Old Watching From Behind One Step At a Time Extremely Ordinary Women Who Chose Divorce Part II: Sex One Year of IMF Korea - Unemployed Homeless People There Was a Community As a Scientist We Shall Always Remember Testimony-Recording: A Practical Guide for Video-Shooting by Video Juku Guide to the U.S. Base in Okinawa Wire-tapping in Japan ImperfecTV Memories of Kawamoto Teruo		We Shall Always Remember: Tribute to Kang Deuk-kyung Halmoni 　 JAPAN / 1997 / Japanese, Korean / Color / Video / 16 min Production: Video Juku Ms. Kang Deuk-kyung is one of many Korean women who were forced to work as "comfort women" by the Japanese military during World War II. Since 1992, she has been one of the leaders of the energetic movement to demand an apology and compensation from the Japanese government. However, she died of cancer in February of 1997, and this video was produced as a tribute to her life. 　 beforenext COPYRIGHT:Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival Organizing Committee