When We Pick Apples

The film centers on a woman dedicated to improving apple production in her village. She inspires the local farmers to collaborate in their quest for the best techniques to cultivate and preserve apples.

Set against the backdrop of North Korea, this film provides a unique glimpse into agricultural practices and community spirit. The runtime of 102 minutes allows for a thorough exploration of its themes and characters.

Directed by Yong-ho Kim and featuring Byung-ok Son, 'When We Pick Apples' stands out for its focus on a specific aspect of North Korean life. Collectors with an interest in international cinema or films from the 1970s may find this title noteworthy for its cultural insights and historical context.