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Reviewed,Robert Hanks
Thursday 01 February 2007 20:00 EST
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Korean War fable, in which soldiers from different sides end up in a hidden valley that has somehow escaped all knowledge of the fighting; here, among the bounties of nature and the simple, kindly villagers, they discover that people are people, and there would be no need for fighting if we would all just try to get along. The intentions are clearly good, and visually it is stylish; but the naive, pop-song level politics just get annoying.

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