Late Autumn

The film centers on Hye-rim, a model prisoner who is serving a sentence for murder. With only two years left, she receives a special outing to visit her mother's grave. During this journey, she encounters Min-gi, a young man escaping his ties to a crime organization. Their unexpected connection leads to a deep emotional bond that changes both of their lives.

Late Autumn is notable for its exploration of complex emotional landscapes within the confines of a prison narrative. The performances by Kim Hye-ja and the supporting cast, including Jeong Dong-hwan and Yeo Un-gye, bring depth to the characters and their struggles. This film represents a significant entry in the drama genre from the early 1980s and showcases the storytelling style of Korean cinema from that era.