The battle for equal status between men and women leads to the establishment of a women's educational institute. This drama highlights the difficulty for women changing status through tumultuous transition.

Chun Hyang Jun is one of the most famous classic stories of Korea, based on a true story of the Yi Dynasty. Yi-Doryung, a son of a magistrate, falls in love with Chun Hyang, who is not of noble blood. Yi-Doryung's father gets a new government assignment in HanYang (Seoul). Yi-Doryung promises Chun Hyang that he will return for her. The new Magistrate wants Chun Hyang but she refuses to give in despite torture and imprisonment. In a dramatic conclusion, Yi-Doryung returns as a special magistrate to save and marry Chun Hyang. Chun Hyang's chastity and integrity is revered even now in Korea. Features famous actors and actresses and filmed on the historic location, Nam Won and the Folk Village.

A Korean Classic Literature

A CD-Rom that provides a window on Korea 2004. Includes the following sections: Facts about Korea, Cultural Heritage, Tour Guide, Participatory Goernment, Busan ITU, Yellow Pages, and Special Issues.

The video - Earth, Fire, Sky- is a brief visit with four Korean ceramic craftsmen who continue ancient traditional ways of working with clay. It provides insight into their lives, their philosophies and their artistry. It explores how these ceramic craftsmen work with earth to create objects that grace the earth and sky and use fire to make them permanent. We hope our viewers gain a better understanding of these processes, a deeper understanding of Korean culture and are inspired to use ideas from these ancient Korean ceramic processes to create new objects of art.

This documentary is meant to educate Koreans on children with disabilities in an effort to create better understanding and to possibly improve the lives of these children.