How can we live apart?

The film follows Yong Nam, a young boy who is separated from his mother due to the Korean War (1950-1953). While he remains in South Korea, his mother is forced to leave for the North. This separation raises profound questions about family ties amidst the chaos of war.

As a drama centered on the human experience during wartime, it offers a window into the struggles faced by those caught in conflict. The film features performances by In-sun Hon, Mun Ye-bong, and Kim Yeon-sil, who bring depth to the characters navigating their fractured lives.

Produced by Chosun Art Film Studio, this film captures the essence of a turbulent era in Korean history. Its focus on personal stories during a time of national strife makes it a significant piece for collectors interested in war dramas and Korean cinema.