Movie

BlacKorea

“The Drop Off”

201722m

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Good to know

Director: Christine Swanson
Release date: 2017-07-07
Runtime: 22m
Language: English
Status: Released
Country: United States of America

About BlacKorea

BlacKorea is a 2017 movie in the Drama genre, directed by Christine Swanson, starring Jason Weaver, Erica Faye Watson and Jenne Kang. It has a runtime of 22 minutes. Below you can see where to watch BlacKorea in Mexico — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

The story is set in the late 1980s in Chicago. Two children, born to a Korean mother and African-American father, are forced to live with the tangled consequences of their parents' decisions while struggling to traverse a new life in the Windy City.

Cast

Jason Weaver

Mark Senior

Erica Faye Watson

Pearlie Mae

Jenne Kang

Young Hie Kim

Tyla Harris

Yvette

Lincoln Gill

Mark Junior

Bella Gill

Jenny

Jossie Thacker

Shirley Mae

Charles Cook

Cab Driver 1

Cole Swanson

Cab Driver 2

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch BlacKorea in Mexico?+

BlacKorea is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Mexico. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is BlacKorea on Netflix?+

BlacKorea is not on Netflix in Mexico right now.

How long is BlacKorea?+

BlacKorea has a runtime of 22 minutes (22 minutes).

Who stars in BlacKorea?+

BlacKorea stars Jason Weaver, Erica Faye Watson, Jenne Kang, Tyla Harris and Lincoln Gill.

When did BlacKorea come out?+

BlacKorea is a 2017 movie directed by Christine Swanson.

What genre is BlacKorea?+

BlacKorea is Drama film.

Who directed BlacKorea?+

BlacKorea was directed by Christine Swanson.