The Long Way Home 2015
"COMPLETE THE MISSION TO END THE WAR!"
In *The Long Way Home (2015)*, director Chun Sung-il crafts a gripping wartime drama blending action and history. The film follows Nam-bok, a middle-aged South Korean farmer pressed into service, tasked with delivering a classified document that could shift the war's outcome.
Director: Chun Sung-il
Cast
Sul Kyung-gu
Nam-bok
Yeo Jin-goo
Yeong-gwang
Chung Sung-hwa
Regimental Commander
Jo Hee-bong
Drunken Man of Funeral Procession
Kim Won-hae
Tank Commander
Jung Suk-won
Senior Lieutenant
Kim Sun-young
Middle-aged Woman
Noh Young-hak
Petty officer Choi
Lee Sang-hee
Nam-bok's Wife
Kim Tae-hun
General Jo
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Long Way Home* (2015) about?
*The Long Way Home* takes place during wartime and follows a reluctant South Korean farmer tasked with delivering a classified document that could end the conflict. After losing the papers in an ambush, he encounters a young North Korean soldier who finds them, setting off a high-stakes chase with life-altering consequences.
Who directed *The Long Way Home*?
The film was directed by Chun Sung-il, known for blending action and drama in historical settings.
Who stars in *The Long Way Home*?
The film stars Sul Kyung-gu as Nam-bok, Yeo Jin-goo as Yeong-gwang, Chung Sung-hwa, Jo Hee-bong, and Kim Won-hae in key roles.
Is *The Long Way Home* (2015) worth watching?
While IMDb has not rated it, *The Long Way Home* offers a compelling mix of action and drama, highlighted by strong performances and a tense, emotionally charged story. War films fans seeking something fresh and character-driven will find it engaging.
How long is *The Long Way Home*?
The runtime is 111 minutes.
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The Long Way Home: A Gritty War Drama About Fate and Survival — Full Details
In *The Long Way Home (2015)*, director Chun Sung-il crafts a gripping wartime drama blending action and history. The film follows Nam-bok, a middle-aged South Korean farmer pressed into service, tasked with delivering a classified document that could shift the war's outcome. After losing it in a brutal enemy ambush, Nam-bok crosses paths with Yeong-gwang, a teenage North Korean soldier who stumbles upon the critical papers. What unfolds is a tense, emotional journey of survival, honor, and unexpected humanity amid the chaos of conflict.
With Sul Kyung-gu delivering a standout performance as the weary Nam-bok and Yeo Jin-goo portraying the young but determined Yeong-gwang, *The Long Way Home* explores themes of duty, adversity, and the blurred lines between enemies and allies. The stark cinematography and raw performances immerse viewers in a tense, atmospheric narrative that balances high-stakes action with poignant character moments.
