01 January 1997 42 mins
Korea Slides presents Green's father's slide photographs in conjunction with images that Green took in South Korea in 1997 as if they were being shown on a slide projector, reflecting on the role photography plays in how public histories and private memories are remembered, transmitted, and re imagined.
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United States 01 January 1997
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