My Way

About This Movie

My Way is a fascinating blend of history and personal struggle, recounting the journey of a Korean man who fought for different armies. The tone is gritty, capturing the chaos of war, but there's also a deeply human side exposed in its pacing. Kang Je-kyu crafts a visual feast with practical effects that ground the film in a certain realism, often juxtaposing the horrors of battle against moments of quiet reflection. The performances are quite compelling, especially from the lead, who navigates through various conflicts and loyalties. It's not just about the battlefield; it delves into identity and survival, making it distinctive in its approach to telling a war story.

Released in South Korea on December 21, 2011 · Runtime: 140 minutes, Korean language with subtitles · Mix of practical effects and CGI for battle scenes · Cinematography by Lee Mo-gae, known for its vivid visuals