Korea, A Hundred Years of War

Running for 112 minutes, this documentary delves into the Korean War and the intricate inter-Korean relations that have shaped the peninsula over the decades. Featuring a range of significant historical figures, including Moon Jae-in, Kim Jong-un, and Donald Trump, the film presents a multifaceted view of the conflict and its ongoing implications.

The documentary provides insights into the contrasting narratives of North and South Korea, making it a valuable resource for understanding the contemporary geopolitical landscape. Its exploration of historical events, from the Korean War (1950-53) to the present day, offers a comprehensive overview important for those interested in modern history and international relations. Collectors of documentary films will find this title notable for its unique perspective on a critical chapter in Korean history.