SISFF 2020-10-12 오후 18:43:53 | info | Korea | 2018 | 89min | Documentary |
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| Directors | JUNG Hyun-min |
<Synopsis>
'When can I come here again? I'm the happiest old lady in the world. - Grandma's 'Parmir Diary' A mother who wanted to pray for those who had not returned.
She left for the Tibetan sacred city of Kailash, where she could meet the most beautiful sunrise and the green dawn on Earth.
‘Happy 84th birthday, Dear Myself!’ Life is like a road trip on a beautiful from Lake Baikal to Tibet.
<Synopsis> A multi-cultural family just got settled in a semi-basement rented room. The breadwinner of this family is a member of a family; grandmother, father, sister, brother etc.. They lived in one-room in Sadang-dong Shanty town, which was the biggest shanty town in Seoul 33 years ago. This documentary observes a life in four generation of the grandmother's family throughout 33 years.
<Synopsis> 'When can I come here again? I'm the happiest old lady in the world. - Grandma's 'Parmir Diary' A mother who wanted to pray for those who had not returned. She left for the Tibetan sacred city of Kailash, where she could meet the most beautiful sunrise and the green dawn on Earth. ‘Happy 84th birthday, Dear Myself!’ Life is like a road trip on a beautiful...
< Synopsis > Kim Sun-ak is a survivor of Japanese military sex slavery. The war ended, but another battle started in her life. While living at 'Yuukaku’, she had to sell the Yankee wares and herself to survive near the U.S. Military Base. She also worked as a live-in maid, raising two children on her own. Where she is no longer present, we want to listen to her story. <!--[data-hwpjson]{...