Tuning Fork

The narrative follows an elderly woman who, after returning from China at the end of World War II, finds herself unable to return to her homeland. Over the course of 65 years, she lives in a foreign country, facing the challenges of her past and the impact it has on her identity.

The film delves into themes of displacement and memory, highlighting the experiences of comfort women during a tumultuous period in history. It presents a deeply personal story of loss and longing, as the protagonist's desire to return to Korea remains unfulfilled.

Starring Jo An, Kim Min-sang, Noh Young-hak, Ji Dae-han, and Yoo Ra-seong, Tuning Fork offers a powerful exploration of historical trauma through the lens of a family dynamic. The runtime of 105 minutes provides a substantial experience for viewers interested in character-driven stories that reflect on real historical events.