To protect the light revolution democracy
- English：To protect the light revolution democracy
- Korean： 빛의 혁명, 민주주의를 지키다
- Release Date： 2025/05/28
- Duration： 106分
Summary＆Synopsis
Revolution of Light, Defending Democracy (Korean: 빛의 혁명, 민주주의를 지키다) is a movie.
The Korean release date is 2025-05-28. The running time is 106 minutes. A documentary that focuses on the citizens who protected Korean democracy.
[Martial law night, light sticks in the square] In the winter of 2024, martial law will be declared in the Republic of Korea. However, on that night, citizens will go out to the square and light candles with idol light sticks.
We resisted peacefully with lights. We protested with martial law, impeachment, anger, song, and solidarity again. We want to leave our voices, who protected democracy in this era, with our own hands.
[Light emanating from blood] Modern history, especially the history of democratic revolutions and civil resistance against the power of vice, and how the paradigm of struggle and revolution has changed in modern times.
What does it mean? [Festival and Revolution] The lights in the square did not go out from the night they refused to bow down to the armed soldiers and harsh public authority, and continued to do so until the new year.
The Korean people's protests and song-fighting last winter are the history of the Republic of Korea.
The Korean film "Light of the Revolution, Protecting Democracy" depicts the declaration of emergency martial law, the resistance of citizens, and the
A citizen documentary that chronicles a new chapter in Korean democracy, leading up to the subsequent impeachment of the president.
The Korean release date is 2025-05-28. The running time is 106 minutes. A documentary that focuses on the citizens who protected Korean democracy.
[Martial law night, light sticks in the square] In the winter of 2024, martial law will be declared in the Republic of Korea. However, on that night, citizens will go out to the square and light candles with idol light sticks.
We resisted peacefully with lights. We protested with martial law, impeachment, anger, song, and solidarity again. We want to leave our voices, who protected democracy in this era, with our own hands.
[Light emanating from blood] Modern history, especially the history of democratic revolutions and civil resistance against the power of vice, and how the paradigm of struggle and revolution has changed in modern times.
What does it mean? [Festival and Revolution] The lights in the square did not go out from the night they refused to bow down to the armed soldiers and harsh public authority, and continued to do so until the new year.
The Korean people's protests and song-fighting last winter are the history of the Republic of Korea.
The Korean film "Light of the Revolution, Protecting Democracy" depicts the declaration of emergency martial law, the resistance of citizens, and the
A citizen documentary that chronicles a new chapter in Korean democracy, leading up to the subsequent impeachment of the president.