Late Spring

Late Spring follows Joo-goo, recognized as Korea's finest sculptor, who faces the debilitating effects of a terminal illness that threatens to paralyze him. The film delves into his emotional journey as he grapples with loss of purpose and his wife's efforts to rekindle his passion for art. Jung-sook's quest to find a nude model, Min-gyung, serves as a pivotal element in the story, driving the narrative forward.

With a runtime of 102 minutes, the film captures the essence of its era through its character-driven plot and poignant themes. The performances by the top cast, including Park Yong-woo and Kim Seo-hyung, highlight the complexities of relationships under strain. Its exploration of spouse abuse adds depth to the emotional landscape, making it a significant entry in its genre.