HD
2016
Facing the untold stories of her mother, a survivor of the Jeju April 3 Incident, the director embarks on a poignant journey to unearth fading memories. This exploration of familial bonds, a continuation of themes from Dear Pyongyang, delves into the harsh realities of history while probing the fragile nature of the nation-state. Through a blend of personal narrative and historical inquiry, the film captures the complexities of identity and the enduring impact of past traumas on present lives.