<p>Chun Tae-il, a tailor of the Pyeonghwa Market, self-immolated in protest to improve Inhumane working conditions of laborers 50 years ago in South Korea. This is the story of a Christian youth who became a grain of wheat by igniting a spark to Korea’s labor rights movement. The documentary also observes the reality of labor in Korea, which has yet to change.</p>

A Grain of Wheat In Flames

Chun Tae-il, a tailor, self-immolated in protest to improve Inhumane working conditions and ignite a spark to Korea’s labor rights movement.

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