Horse-year Bride

In "Horse-year Bride," three women navigate the complexities of their marriages during the year of the white horse, a time that occurs every sixty years. The film explores their decision to avoid intimacy with their husbands in hopes of preventing the birth of daughters. This leads to a significant dilemma for the husbands, who are young and healthy but face the consequences of this choice.

The film falls within the genres of family, drama, and comedy, reflecting a specific cultural moment in South Korean cinema. With a cast that includes Shin Seong-il, Um Aing-ran, and Hwang Jeong-sun, the performances contribute to the film's exploration of societal norms and personal choices. The interplay between comedy and drama offers a unique lens on familial relationships and societal expectations during this era.