The documentary film ‘Why: The Cartel’, which comprehensively covers statistical and material evidence of fraudulent elections in South Korea, will be screened for free at Olympic Park in Jamsil and in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, the most heated locations in South Korea.From the April 15, 2020 general election to the June 3, 2025 presidential election, the documentary film ‘Why: The Cartel’, which comprehensively covers statistical and material evidence of fraudulent elections in South Korea, will be screened for free at Olympic Park in Jamsil and in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, the most heated locations in South Korea.

This screening event, a collaboration between director Kkappukka, film company Ludyakov, Lawyer Park Joo-hyun TV, and 1waynews Hangil News, will commence at 8 PM on Thursday, June 11th. Following its recent release on IPTV, the entire film will be shown once a day in a special promotional format to allow more citizens to access it.

Furthermore, Director Lee Young-don’s film ‘Election Fraud, A Divine Work?’, which caused a significant stir upon its release last year, will soon meet audiences through large screen trucks in front of Olympic Park in Jamsil and the National Election Commission in Gwacheon.

In addition, ‘December 3, 2024: That Day, The Fabricated Rebellion, The Hidden Truth’, produced by Director Lee Young-don and CEO Jeon Han-gil, is already being continuously screened in front of the National Election Commission in Gwacheon. After its theatrical success, it was chosen for free release on YouTube instead of IPTV, and it is a highly discussed work that has already garnered 1.7 million views.

These three films address various suspicions and issues surrounding South Korean elections and national affairs. They are expected to provide an opportunity for citizens to confirm and judge claims and circumstances that have been dismissed as conspiracy theories or ignored until now.

The opening scene of the documentary film , "If this film is released and the silence continues, there is no future for this country!", is a burning issue that South Korea must confront now, and it can be witnessed at the rally sites in Jamsil and Gwacheon.

The documentary film ‘Why: The Cartel’, which comprehensively covers statistical and material evidence of fraudulent elections in South Korea, will hold a free screening event in front of Olympic Park in Jamsil and the National Election Commission in Gwacheon, the most heated locations in South Korea.

Reporter Lim Yo-hee