To most Americans, the Korean War is most often known as the “forgotten” war. The Korean War has often been told from a military, ideological and political perspective. During the war, 9 million Koreans became refugees, 4 million individuals were killed, and 11 million individuals became separated from their families. Despite the toll this war had on civilians, there is little information that details the impact of this war on civilians, specifically women. STORIES UNTOLD: MEMORIES OF KOREAN WAR SURVIVORS gives voice to the stories and memories of older Koreans who survived the war. Moreover, they seek to bring a woman’s voice to this war that has been ignored.
Beta SP, 55 minutes, Documentary Feature Video