J.S.A. Joint Security Area (2000)
J.S.A. Joint Security Area (2000) is a South Korean political thriller directed by Park Chan-wook. Set in the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), it explores the complex relationship between North and South Korean soldiers stationed at the border. The story unfolds as a shooting incident occurs within the Joint Security Area, leading to an investigation by a neutral Swiss officer. As tensions rise, the film delves into themes of friendship, national identity, and the impact of the division. With its gripping plot and emotional depth, J.S.A. highlights the human cost of the Korean conflict.
