[KS] Korean historical documentaries

[James C Schopf]

Hello List Members:
 
Would anyone know of any good historical film documentaries dealing with interesting figures or periods in Korea's past?
I'm teaching a course on East Asian civilization for the first time and would like to provide the students with some visual
learning aids as well.  
 
Also, I wonder if any might have heard of a Chinese or Japanese Studies discussion list, similar to this one?
 
Thanks for your help,
 
James C Schopf
 
 
 



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