The Way to Seoul
Apr 05, 1962 · 1h 50m
Director
Lee Byung-ilOverview
A major of the South Korean army is taken prisoner during the Korean War (1950-1953). He attempts to escape but a guard shoots him. But a woman appears to save him. She is a student studying at Kim Il-Sung University. While his wound gets healed, he falls in love with her. She is also an anti-Communist. When he becomes healthy again, he sneaks into the Pyeongyang concentration camp to rescue three South Korean soldiers even though she strongly objects. He successfully carries out his mission and they set out for Seoul. But there are a lot of dangers waiting for them on their way.
Cast of The Way to Seoul
Crew of The Way to Seoul
About The Way to Seoul
What is The Way to Seoul about?
A major of the South Korean army is taken prisoner during the Korean War (1950-1953). He attempts to escape but a guard shoots him. But a woman appears to save him. She is a student studying at Kim Il-Sung University. While his wound gets healed, he falls in love with her. She is also an anti-Communist. When he becomes healthy again, he sneaks into the Pyeongyang concentration camp to rescue…
When was The Way to Seoul released?
The Way to Seoul was released on April 5, 1962.
How long is The Way to Seoul?
The Way to Seoul runs 1 hour 50 minutes (110 minutes).
Who directed The Way to Seoul?
The Way to Seoul was directed by Lee Byung-il.
Who is in the cast of The Way to Seoul?
The cast of The Way to Seoul includes Kim Jin-kyu (Major Kang), Kim Ji-mi (Myungshin), Yoon Il-bong (Major Lee), Hwang Hae (Captain Kim) and Lee Dae-yub (Master Sergeant Park).