Korea Stories - 'Godzilla 1954'

​"Korea Stories" Watch Together! Talk Together!

KLCCSac is delighted to invite all who are interested in Korean culture and history to our "Korea Stories" series. This is a collaborative public lecture series aimed at the KLCCSac community, Sac State students, Sacramento BTS Army members, and the general public with an interest in Korea. Our program will cover Korean history, culture, media, social issues, and more, providing a rich and comprehensive exploration through lectures, documentary screenings, and interactive discussions.

​For the seventh event, we will be screening the original Godzilla (1954), directed by Ishirō Honda. Released nine years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, this legendary film goes far beyond a typical monster movie—it is a powerful commentary on nuclear terror,grief, and the moral responsibilities of science.

​Following the screening, we will hold an open discussion to share insights, perspectives, and thoughts together. Anyone interested in Asian culture, history, and cinema is warmly welcome!

• ​Location: Amador Hall 150, Sac State

​PARKING INFORMATION: The nearest parking lot to the University Union is located on the third floor of CSUS Parking Structure II. Parking permits are available for $4 for a two-hour period and can be purchased using a credit card or the PayByPhone app.