Old Cold War script, new personal twists at the DMZ

PAJU, Gyeonggi Province — Just an hour's drive north of Seoul, the strip of land that cuts the Korean Peninsula in two is where the Cold War lives on. The 1953 armistice stopped the shooting but never yielded a peace treaty; what it left behind is a roughly 250-kilometer buffer zone of barbed wire and land mines, where soldiers on both sides keep watch around the clock. It's hard to think of a more curious setting for a show built around the obscurantist theorizing of Bruno Latour. The late Fren

Source: The Korea Herald