Director – Yu Hyun-mok – 1961 – South Korea – 110m **** Former soldiers and others struggle with the effects of post-war economic depression in the newly constituted South Korea – plays in Echoes In Time | Korean Films of the Golden Age and New Cinema which runs from Monday, October 28th until the end […]
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- Post date October 20 2024
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