The Timeless Value of the Film 'Jeon, Ran'
The Netflix film 'Jeon, Ran' uniquely highlights the present through the lens of history.
Set during the chaotic era of the Imjin War, the film tells the stories of individuals living through turmoil, delivering deep emotions to its audience.
More than a historical reenactment, the film conveys a powerful message for modern society.
It offers crucial insights into understanding the present and preparing for the future through history.
In this sense, 'Jeon, Ran' is more than a historical film; it's a work of timeless value.
Facing the Era of Chaos, the Imjin War
The Imjin War, from 1592 to 1598, was a devastating invasion by Japan that inflicted great suffering on the people of Joseon.
Divided into the Imjin War and the Jeongyu War, the combined forces of Joseon and Ming China made significant efforts to repel the Japanese troops.
'Jeon, Ran' vividly portrays this historical event through the lives of those who lived it.
The film emphasizes the indomitable spirit of the Joseon people, who maintained hope even amidst war.
This aspect serves as a message of courage and hope to many in contemporary society.
The Story of Jongryeo, Son of Joseon's Elite Military Family
One of the film's protagonists, Jongryeo, hailing from Joseon's premier military dynasty, forms the heart of the narrative.
As a trusted military officer to King Seonjo, Jongryeo fulfills his role amidst war and grows as a person.
His story transcends personal growth, reflecting the struggles and decisions of an individual shouldering the fate of a nation.
Park Jeong-min's portrayal of Jongryeo captures these complex emotions, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
Jongryeo's journey inspires those striving to fulfill their roles in modern society.
Reunion of Characters Walking Different Paths
Another key character, Cheonyeong, starts as Jongryeo's servant and later meets him again as an adversary turned militia member.
Cheonyeong's story illustrates how individuals walking different paths can reunite in extreme circumstances like war.
Kang Dong-won's portrayal of Cheonyeong adds depth to these complex emotions, offering significant impact to the audience.
Their reunion provokes reflection on how individuals on separate journeys might meet again in today's world.
Themes of war and peace, conflict and reconciliation, remain crucial issues today.
Current Values Learned from History
'Jeon, Ran' is not merely a historical film but one that illuminates the present through past events.
It conveys significant messages to modern society by depicting how human hope and courage endure in extreme situations like war.
Through history, the film provides valuable insights into understanding the present and preparing for the future.
In this respect, 'Jeon, Ran' stands as a timeless work of value.
Viewers are encouraged to reconsider the importance of history and present-day values through this film.
On the afternoon of the 10th, the Netflix film 'Jeon, Ran' showcase took place at Megabox COEX in Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
About Netflix Film 'Jeon, Ran'
- The Imjin War was a conflict initiated by Japan's invasion from 1592 to 1598.
- Joseon, alongside Ming China, made extensive efforts to repel the Japanese forces.
- Jongryeo, the son of Joseon's elite military family, serves as King Seonjo's close military officer.
- Cheonyeong, initially Jongryeo's servant, later reunites with him as a militia member.
- Seonjo, the 14th king of Joseon, faced numerous hardships protecting the nation during the war.
