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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2020 · 1H 43M

MCFC Episode 27 - A Taxi Driver

from Middle Class Film Class · host Peter Abeyta

The gang rise up this week as they review A Taxi Driver (2017) a Korean historical drama that recounts the 1980 Gwangju political uprising. On the heels of South Korea becoming a democratic nation, this event which marked the death of roughly 140 innocent protesters at the hands of the South Korean government/militia, and a major turn in the tides of public opinion on the state of Korea to the rest of the world. A quick call to Pete's Dad that was never meant for air, and as usual, get your weekly streaming movie recommendations from Hulu, Amazon prime and Netflixhttp://facebook.com/MCFCpodcastEmail us at [email protected]  Tyler Noe  Joseph Navarro  and Pete Abeyta  

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The gang rise up this week as they review A Taxi Driver (2017) a Korean historical drama that recounts the 1980 Gwangju political uprising. On the heels of South Korea becoming a democratic nation, this event which marked the death of roughly 140 innocent protesters at the hands of the South Korean government/militia, and a major turn in the tides of public opinion on the state of Korea to the rest of the world. A quick call to Pete's Dad that was never meant for air, and as usual, get...

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