The Korean War: Background, Films, Dramas & Documentaries The land once in the middle of war... here lie their love, friendship and faith June 1950, soon after the break out of Korean War, a troop of North Korean soldiers enter a small South Korean village. Captain Jeong Woong proclaims that they came to liberate the villagers but their true agenda is to ferret out the reactionaries. The villagers and Seol Hee who is separated from her fiance on her wedding day, offer them heartfelt hospitality and cooperation to avoid falling out of the army's favor. Eventually friendship starts to build up between the soldiers and the villagers. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 적과의 동침
- Also Known As: Jeokgwaeui Dongchim , Sleeping with the Enemy
- Screenwriter & Director: Park Geon Yong
- Screenwriter: Bae Se Young
- Genres: Military, Comedy, Romance, Melodrama
Cast & Credits
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![Kim Joo Hyuk in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)]( "Kim Joo Hyuk in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)")
Kim Joo Hyuk Main Role -
![Jung Ryeo Won in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)]( "Jung Ryeo Won in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)")
Jung Ryeo WonPark Seol HuiMain Role -
![Yoo Hae Jin in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)]( "Yoo Hae Jin in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)")
Yoo Hae JinJae ChunMain Role -
![Byun Hee Bong in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)]( "Byun Hee Bong in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)")
Byun Hee Bong[Village elder]Support Role -
![Kim Sang Ho in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)]( "Kim Sang Ho in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)")
Kim Sang HoMr. BaekSupport Role -
![Shin Jung Keun in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)]( "Shin Jung Keun in In Love and the War Korean Movie (2011)")
Shin Jung KeunBong GiSupport Role
Reviews
Based on real events that occurred in some villages during the Korean War, this movie touches aspects like political idealisms, morality, ethics and relationships without forgetting to add laugh-out-loud comedy and heart wrenching moments that keep reminding you this actually happened.
Regarding the cast, every character plays an important role in the movie, from the villagers with their simple ways of living to the North Korean troops who strongly believe in their mission to “liberate” the oppressed people.
At the end, the real message this movie leaves its viewers with is that life can take you anywhere, but you decide how to live it.
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