Water Lady

Year: 1979

Runtime: 117 mins

Language: Korean

Director: Kim Ki-young

Drama

Jin‑seok returns from the Vietnam War injured and marries Sun‑ok, but debts spark constant arguments. Determined, Sun‑ok brings bamboo from her family’s farm and builds a bamboo‑ware business despite her stutter, which her son also inherits, sending him to a special school. Meanwhile, Jin‑seok falls for Chu‑wol and abuses Sun‑ok, deepening the family’s crisis.

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