Brotherhood

Powerful, passionate film-making on a truly epic scale TIME OUT
The best war film in ages FRONT
Early, one Sunday morning, in late June of 1950, began a bloody conflict that would tear a people apart. A world, weary from war, looked on in desperation. Thousands were killed or wounded, but the greatest casualty was the unity of a nation. Korea, still haunted by ghosts from a guilty past, remains divided to this day…
Amazing battle scenes EVENING STANDARD
Told through the eyes of two brothers, who have seen their family torn apart by the Korean war, Brotherhood is an epic and heart-wrenching story, which heralds the triumph of the human spirit in the midst of overwhelming suffering and sacrifice. Truly epic battle sequences, on the scale of Saving Private Ryan, and cinematography that echoes the brilliance of David Lean and Ridley Scott, all combine to deliver one of the most accomplished, poignant and uncompromising cinematic visions of the year.
Spectacular MAIL ON SUNDAY”
Special Features:
– 21:9 Anamorphic version enhanced for widescreen TVs
– Korean DTS & Dolby Digital 5.1 audio tracks
– Exclusive feature-length audio-commentary with Asian Cinema Experts, Bey Logan and Mike Leeder
– Tears of Fire: an explosive making-of documentary for Korean cinema s most successful movie ever
– History through the Lens: on-location featurette detailing the challenges of bringing Brotherhood to the big-screen
– Captain s Orders: an exclusive interview with action-director, Jung Doo-hung
– Battle Plans: an animated gallery featuring the production s original storyboards
– Don t look back in Anger: a retrospective documentary featuring Korean War veterans and archive footage
– Honoured in Dispatches: a featurette with the acclaimed production crew
– Brotherhood: a behind-the-scenes featurette exploring the themes of friendship in the midst of conflict
– Special Operations: a featurette detailing the logistical challenges of Korea s biggest ever movie production
– Trailer Gallery