47 days after his impeachment, President Yoon watches documentary about election fraud at theater (South Korea)

Former President Yoon Seok-yeol, who is currently on trial for leading a civil war, appeared at a theater on the 21st where a documentary film on election fraud allegations was being screened.
This will be Yoon's first public appearance in 47 days since he was pardoned. He has not made any public appearances other than to attend court for his trial.
President Yoon will attend the 21st at 9:40 a.m. to watch the documentary film "Fraudulent Elections: God's Work?"
He appeared at the Dongdaemun Megabox Theater wearing a suit. Supporters who had gathered to watch a movie called out "President Yoon Seok-yeol," but the former president got on the escalator without saying a word.
Afterwards, President Yoon was seen sitting with Korean history lecturer Jeong Han-gil in the cinema and exchanging words.
However, he did not make any special public statements on the way to the cinema.
Jeong Han-gil, who has defended President Yoon's emergency martial law, said at a film screening in Dongdaemun, Seoul this morning, "I personally invited the president. I am the filmmaker and (President Yoon and
Hearing this, his supporters gathered to watch President Yoon, and the cinema was packed. This is the first schedule that President Yoon has completed since he lost his presidential position.
This is the first time he has had a schedule that is open to the public, excluding trials, since he was unanimously dismissed by the Constitutional Justices on April 4.