The March for the Lost

The March for the Lost presents a poignant narrative centered on a father who mysteriously dies during the Gwangju Uprising. It also follows a mother burdened by trauma and a daughter caught in the aftermath of their loss. This film delves into the themes of memory, loss, and the quest for justice during a pivotal moment in South Korean history.

With a runtime of 105 minutes, this drama features a strong cast including Kim Kkob-bi, Kim Bu-seon, and Jeon Soo-hyun. The film captures the personal struggles intertwined with the larger democratization movement in South Korea. Collectors interested in contemporary Korean cinema or historical dramas will find this film a significant representation of the Gwangju Uprising's legacy.