Why it is funny that the insurrectionist party and its followers keep obsessing over movies

"Mayday," "1987," "A Taxi Driver," "12.12: The Day," "Assassins"
...these works were made as movies based on real events.
On the other hand, failed works that even the "2-jjik" crowd ignored, such as "And When the Magnolia Blooms" or "The Birth of Korea,"
are documentaries.
They are making a fuss because they cannot distinguish between dramatized adaptations created with cinematic imagination and documentaries that should contain facts but are instead smothered in glorification and distortion.
The movie "Take Off" was based on a true story, but it included settings for entertainment, such as a character searching for their biological mother, selling multi-level marketing floor mats, or having a history of being expelled from other sports due to drugs.
In "Marathon," the character of Coach Cho-won, played by actor Lee Ki-young, is also a character created for cinematic purposes...
This is the difference from a documentary.
Because they cannot distinguish these things, they are brainwashed by the insurrectionist party's propaganda, which is on the level of North Korean Kim Il-sung idolization,
doing nothing but praising Syngman Rhee and Park Chung-hee.