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Women Make Waves International Film Festival 2026, No. 33, Collective Gestures

The Longest Night: Namtaeryeong (2026)

Name: The Longest Night: Namtaeryeong
Released: 2026
Duration: 114 min

南泰嶺長夜：民主正發生

Director Kim Hyun-ji

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A timely documentary that captures an extraordinary 28-hour civic gathering in South Korea, where farmers, Gen Z protesters, LGBTQ+ participants, and ordinary citizens came together on a freezing winter night after a tractor march was blocked by police. Through interviews with those who were there, along with social media traces and personal testimonies, the film portrays how a moment of political confrontation transformed into an unexpected network of solidarity across generations, regions, and identities.

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Director: Kim Hyun-ji
Original title: 남태령
Country/Region: Korea
Year: 2026
Length: 114min
Section: Collective Gestures
Edition: Women Make Waves International Film Festival 2026, No. 33
Original language: Korean
Premiere: International Premiere
Format: DCP, Color
Selection: Official selection

Director

Kim Hyun-ji

Korean documentary producer at Gyeongnam MBC and won the 2023 Baeksang Arts Award for Educational Programming with Adult Kim Jang-ha. Her work focuses on overlooked voices, exploring social movements through local communities and grassroots perspectives.

From Women Make Waves International Film Festival 2026, No. 33

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Director

Kim Hyun-ji

Producer

JJeon Woo-seok

Cinematography

HHan Sang-cheol KKang Ho-jin

Editing

Kim Hyun-ji

Sound

KKim Suh-yeon

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