Rainy Days

Year: 1979

Runtime: 114 mins

Language: Korean

Director: Yu Hyun-mok

Drama

Set during the early 1950s Korean War, Dong‑man’s home becomes a refuge for his mother’s relatives. His paternal uncle is a North Korean partisan, while his maternal uncle is killed fighting as a South Korean soldier, causing a bitter rift between the two grandmothers. When Dong‑man tells a stranger that the partisan uncle is still at home, his father is arrested.

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