Road

The story follows Do-sub, a performer who falls in love with Lee's daughter, Hyang-ah, after a mishap during a tightrope act. After being injured, he stays in Lee's barn, but their love leads to tragic consequences when Lee kills Do-sub, believing he has to protect his family's honor.

Hyang-ah's journey continues as she escapes with the supposedly dead Do-sub, only to find herself in a web of deception involving her father and family. The film explores the struggles of love amid societal pressures, with Hyang-ah becoming part of the performance group and learning traditional Korean masque dance.

Road reflects the complexities of familial loyalty and the pursuit of personal freedom, making it a distinctive entry in the realm of Korean cinema from the late 1970s. Its narrative intricacies and cultural elements may appeal to collectors interested in international films and historical narratives.