Angels on the Street

Year: 1941

Runtime: 73 mins

Language: Korean

Director: Choi In-kyu

Drama

Myeong‑ja, a street‑corner flower vendor in Seoul, cares for her young brother Yong‑pil after both become orphans under the control of ruthless caretakers. Seeking safety, Yong‑pil is placed in a private orphanage, while Myeong‑ja clings to a chance at assistance from a customer who buys her flowers.

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