Silence Broken: Korean Comfort Women 0 Love It Save it 0 Add review 0 Love It Save it Time Out says Details Users say Time Out says “Comfort women” is a euphemism for “involuntary sex slaves.” The Imperial Japanese Army forced numerous Korean females into lives of continual degradation during WWII. The survivors tell their stories in this harrowing doc, which Burnett codirected. Details To improve this listing email: feedback@timeout.com Users say LiveReviews|01 person listeningSign inWrite reviewMost helpfulMost helpfulHighest ratingLowest ratingNewestOldestLoadingundefinedNew ReviewsRefreshShow More Share Tweet
“Comfort women” is a euphemism for “involuntary sex slaves.” The Imperial Japanese Army forced numerous Korean females into lives of continual degradation during WWII. The survivors tell their stories in this harrowing doc, which Burnett codirected.
