At His Own Request

The story unfolds in 1949, where a mother is imprisoned and her two-year-old son is placed in a foster home, given a new name and identity. After four years, the mother is released, but she struggles to locate her son due to his new identity. She enlists the help of a journalist friend to confront the head of the institution housing her child in hopes of reuniting with him.

Upon their reunion, the emotional weight of the situation becomes clear, as the boy no longer recognizes his mother. This poignant narrative delves into the complexities of familial bonds and the impact of political oppression on personal lives. Collectors of international dramas may find this film noteworthy for its historical context and emotional storytelling.