The Demilitarized Zone (Bimujang Jidae)
Russian title: Демилитаризованная зона
Original title: Bimujang Jidae
Original title: Bimujang Jidae
Alternative titles:
The DMZ: Demilitarized Zone
The DMZ: Demilitarized Zone
Drama – South Korea
Production year: 1965
Movie length: 61 minutes
Production year: 1965
Movie length: 61 minutes
Director: Sang-ho Park
Writer: Ha-yeong Byeon
Cinematograph: Yun-hyeok Ahn
Music: Yong-hwan Kim
Writer: Ha-yeong Byeon
Cinematograph: Yun-hyeok Ahn
Music: Yong-hwan Kim
Movie description:
One of director Park Sang Ho’s most representative films, The DMZ looks at the devastation of war through the eyes of two children left in the demilitarized zone after the Korean War. In the summer of 1953, a young boy and girl find themselves in no man’s land after the signing of the Korean War armistice. Encountering everything from landmines to a North Korean spy, they try their hardest to survive in the DMZ, but the war is far from over for these kids with nowhere left to go. Presented in semi-documentary fashion, the film was shot on location in the DMZ 12 years after the armistice, providing an emotionally harrowing and historically noteworthy account of life at the 49th parallel in the aftermath of the Korean War.
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