When Gina Kim turned twenty-two, she decided to leave her home in Korea and not return. Taking advantage of an opportunity to study abroad, she was anxious to escape her mother’s authority and avoid a similar fate as an overweight, underappreciated housewife. Traumatized by her decision, the filmmaker began to develop symptoms of anorexia and proceeded to document her mental decline and eventual recovery. Combining video performance art with an intimate home-movie diary, this self-documented coming-of-age story demonstrates how video technologies can be used to capture the most intimate, confessional voice of a filmmaker.
Gina Kim’s Video Diary (2002) is a documentary movie in South Korea. It was directed by Gina Kim. On screen you will see Gina Kim. With a runtime of 2h 34m, the film averages 7.0/10 across 1 TMDB ratings.
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