Geurigo Geuhu

After the Korean War, 10,000 Korean women married American G.I.’s, hoping to escape poverty and starvation in their devastated country. Young-Ja Wike is one of those women. For over 40 years, she has lived with her husband in a typical suburban house in New Jersey, where she raised three children. Yet she never learned fluent English, which has made her life in America that much more difficult.
　　Any hope of the American dream is whittled away from years of solitude, her servile existence with a brutish husband and unappreciative children, and the trauma of the war. Her story encourages viewers to reflect on the unequal relations between Korea and the United States and the effects of military conflict on individuals.