High school filmmakers spotlight Korean language resistance at the 2026 Hindsight Film Festival
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High school filmmakers spotlight Korean language resistance at the 2026 Hindsight Film Festival
Annie, Managing Editor
The 2025 National History Day (NHD) finals winners once again took the spotlight as they showcased their project at the 2026 Hindsight Film Festival in Savannah, Georgia. The DIS student-produced film was shown at the Otis S. Johnson Cultural Arts Center from March 4 to 8. The Hindsight Film Festival featured top historical documentaries that told stories from the past with a unique perspective.