Yangji

The film delves into the emotional journey of those who have lost loved ones, emphasizing the significance of preparing and sharing food as a means of remembrance. The act of making Korean funeral soup, using brisket of beef, serves as a poignant backdrop for their stories. The title 'Yangji' refers to both a sunny place for burial and the brisket of beef, highlighting the duality of loss and comfort found in food.

With a focus on personal narratives and cultural practices, 'Yangji' appeals to audiences interested in meaningful storytelling and the exploration of grief. The performances by Yoon Tae-hee and Shin Hye-jung add depth to the film's exploration of human emotions, making it a notable entry in contemporary Korean cinema.