The DMZ

Year: 1965

Runtime: 62 mins

Language: Korean

Director: Park Sang-ho

WarDrama

The story follows two children left behind in the Korean Demilitarized Zone after the war ends. Amid abandoned tanks, corpses, land mines and unexploded shells, the landscape is a deadly maze. Yet the film shows that the most lethal danger they face comes not from weapons but from the people who inhabit the zone.

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