20 Years as a Woman Reporter

The film tells the story of Jung Kyung-hwa, who begins her career as a journalist at Youngnam Daily at just 18 years old. Her journey is marked by both personal triumphs and frustrations, notably when her article exposing orphanage corruption is overlooked. Throughout the narrative, she navigates the complexities of her dual roles as a wife and a journalist against the backdrop of the 1960 student revolution and the subsequent military coup.

Jung's career takes a significant turn when she secures an exclusive interview with President Pak Jung-hi, helping to elevate the reputation of the Youngnam Daily. The film is set during an important era in Korean history, providing a unique lens on the challenges faced by women in journalism and the evolving media landscape. This period drama offers insights into the historical context of South Korea and the resilience of its female journalists.