This is part of our special feature, Thinking Eurasia Now. In her cinematic and scholarly work, filmmaker Soyoung Kim engages with theoretical and practical questions on national and global cinema and mediates, through cinematic media and installations, historical events such as colonialism, dictatorship, and displacement before, during, and after the Cold War. Particularly in her documentary essayistic work on the Koryo minority, a Korean-ethnic population displaced thrice—under Stalin, through the Japanese occupation, and after the … Continue reading Mediating Eurasian Pasts: An Interview with Soyoung Kim