Working at the super-supermarket Homever occupied the Worldcup Stadium store. It was the first sit-in at a retailer led by women, who were until them leading ordinary lives. The originally-planned 2-day 1-night strike went on for 21 days. During the sit-in, they enjoyed temporary freedom and happiness, free from work and housework. Their struggles became the epitome of struggles of casualised women workers. However, there was no easy solution.
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Kim Mi-re Director · Kyung-soon Writer Hye-young Writer
First release April 13, 2009 · Produced in South Korea · Original title 외박
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South Korea
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Original title
외박
Original language
Korean
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Korean
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South Korea · April 13, 2009
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