U.S.-TEXAS-DALLAS-"COMFORT WOMEN"-SIXTH INTERNATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY-COMMEMORATION

U.S.-TEXAS-DALLAS-"COMFORT WOMEN"-SIXTH INTERNATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY-COMMEMORATION

(220816) -- DALLAS, Aug. 16, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Holocaust survivor Rosian Zerner (R) and Sinmin Pak, founder and president of Unforgotten Butterflies, attend an event marking the sixth International Memorial Day for "Comfort Women" in Dallas, Texas, the United States, Aug. 14, 2022. Commemoration events including a film screening, an art exhibition, a peace and justice walk, and a candlelight vigil were held on Sunday to mark the sixth International Memorial Day for "Comfort Women" in Dallas. TO GO WITH "Feature: Unfinished story, unforgettable pain of WWII 'comfort women'" (Photo by Xin Jin/Xinhua)

Unfinished story, unforgettable pain of WWII "comfort women"

STORY: Unfinished story, unforgettable pain of WWII "comfort women" DATELINE: Aug. 16, 2022 LENGTH: 0:01:31 LOCATION: DALLAS, U.S. CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum 2. various of speeches 3. various of a candlelight vigil after film screening 4. various of an art exhibition 5. Holocaust survivor Rosian Zerner speaking at Thanks-Giving Square 6. various of a high School student reading a poem STORYLINE: A woman was faintly sobbing along with the plot as the movie screen flickered in the dark. On Sunday, the sixth International Memorial Day for "Comfort Women," a South Korean film titled "Spirits' Homecoming-Unfinished Story" was playing on the big screen in the auditorium of the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum in the U.S. state of Texas. The film is part drama, part documentary, and includes scenes from the film "Spirits' Homecoming" as well as testimonials from "comfort women" the Imperial Japanese Army enslaved during World War II. Sunday's