Snowy Road 2015
"A story of 'Comfort Women' that should not be forgotten"
In *Snowy Road (2015)*, director Lee Na-jeong crafts a haunting and deeply moving drama that chronicles the harrowing experiences of two Korean girls—Jong-bun, a spirited young woman from a poor family, and Young-ae, the daughter of a wealthy clerk—w...
Director: Lee Na-jeong
Cast
Kim Hyang-gi
Young Jong-bun
Kim Sae-ron
Young-ae
Kim Yeong-ok
Jong-bun
Cho Soo-hyang
Eun-su
Seo Young-joo
Young-ju
Jang Young-nam
Jong-bun's Mother
Lee Seung-yeon
Yun-ok
Lee Hak-ju
Child Soldier
Hong Seok-bin
Store Owner
Lee Kan-hee
Young-ae's Mother
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Snowy Road (2015) about?
*Snowy Road* follows the lives of Jong-bun and Young-ae, two Korean girls from vastly different backgrounds who are abducted in 1944 and forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military. Their story reveals the resilience of the human spirit amid unimaginable cruelty and the lifelong scars left by war.
Who directed Snowy Road?
*Snowy Road* was directed by Lee Na-jeong, a filmmaker known for her sensitive and powerful storytelling in historical dramas.
Who stars in Snowy Road?
The film stars Kim Hyang-gi and Kim Sae-ron as Jong-bun and Young-ae, with standout performances from Kim Yeong-ok, Cho Soo-hyang, and Seo Young-joo.
Is Snowy Road (2015) worth watching?
With its raw emotional depth and important historical subject matter, *Snowy Road* is a must-watch for fans of Korean dramas and war films. While it lacks an IMDb rating, its storytelling and thematic weight make it a compelling and thought-provoking experience.
How long is Snowy Road?
*Snowy Road* has a runtime of 121 minutes.
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About Snowy Road (2015) — A Heartbreaking Tale of War, Survival, and Sisterhood
In *Snowy Road (2015)*, director Lee Na-jeong crafts a haunting and deeply moving drama that chronicles the harrowing experiences of two Korean girls—Jong-bun, a spirited young woman from a poor family, and Young-ae, the daughter of a wealthy clerk—who are forcibly taken from their lives in 1944 and thrust into the brutal world of 'Comfort Women' under Japanese occupation.
Based on historical accounts, this Korean drama weaves a tale of resilience and survival as the two endure unspeakable trauma in Manchuria, their bond tested by the brutality of war and oppression. With a stark, emotionally charged atmosphere, *Snowy Road* serves as a poignant reminder of a dark chapter in history, blending personal sorrow with the collective memory of a generation lost to injustice.
