About the Letters

The narrative centers around Min Ru, a little girl who has never met her cousin but has been reading his letters for years. When she encounters the phrase "released on parole" in one of the letters, it ignites tension among her relatives. The film presents a poignant exploration of curiosity, doubt, and familial bonds as Min Ru navigates through the challenges posed by her relatives and the protective stance of her mother.

As Min Ru embarks on an adventure into the past, the story unfolds during a time before her existence. This journey through letters and memories highlights the emotional connections that can persist despite physical distance. The film captures the essence of childhood exploration and the impact of family narratives on personal identity.