President Syngman Rhee's former documentary film is an unusual success...Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon says, ``I learned more than one or two things about history by mistake'' - South Korea

Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun said, ``I realized the fate of the country'' after watching the documentary film ``Founding War,'' which spotlights former President Syngman Lee's life and politics.
I made it. Mayor Oh posted on Facebook on the afternoon of the 11th, ``Yesterday (on the 10th), I watched ``The Founding War'' with my wife, and I wanted many people to see it. President Syngman Rhee. Gaira
"I thought about what would have been the fate of this country and our people if he had not become president, or if he had not been our first president."
He continued, ``There are more than one or two things that I learned about history incorrectly during my student days.
"His history will be the same as ours at the Presidential Memorial Hall." Last November, Mayor Oh donated the foundation for the construction of a memorial to the Syngman Rhee Presidential Memorial Foundation, which is running a campaign to build a presidential memorial.
They are donating 4 million won. The documentary film ``The Founding War,'' which focuses on the life and politics of former President Syngman Rhee, had a cumulative audience of 180,000 viewers by the day before its 10th day of release.
It has achieved an unprecedented box office success, reaching a record number of people.