Deep Dive: Twenty Two (2017)
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In 'Twenty Two', the documentary presents the stories of the last 22 surviving 'Comfort Women' from World War II, who were subjected to sexual slavery by the Japanese military. These elderly women recount their personal experiences and the severe conditions they endured during the war. The film captures their unique narratives, emphasizing the brutality of their treatment and the lasting impact on their lives.
The documentary aims to educate viewers about this dark chapter in history, ensuring that the voices of these survivors are not forgotten. By sharing their testimonies, the film serves as a reminder of the atrocities committed and the importance of remembrance for future generations.
Why Watch
- •Meet the last 22 surviving 'Comfort Women'.
- •Hear firsthand accounts of wartime atrocities.
- •Understand the historical context of sexual slavery.
Did You Know
•Only 22 survivors of 'Comfort Women' were alive at the time of filming.
•The documentary features testimonies from elderly women forced into sexual slavery.
•The film was directed by Guo Ke and released in 2017.
•The documentary has a runtime of 100 minutes.
Perfect For
World War II historyWomen's rightsSurvivor testimonies