K-Movie [ The Square ] DVD
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Type DVD
Region Code 3
Region Code 3
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Korean Title 광장
English Title The Square
English Title The Square
Cast Jeon Woon-Jong, Lee Chan-Yong (Voice Cast)
Director Kim Bo-Sol
Studio Media4You
Director Kim Bo-Sol
Studio Media4You
Play Time 73 Minutes
Ratio 1.85:1
Audio Korean 2.0ch
Language Korean
Subtitle English
Number of Discs 1
Ratio 1.85:1
Audio Korean 2.0ch
Language Korean
Subtitle English
Number of Discs 1
Description
Bori, the First Secretary of the Swedish Embassy, is stationed in Pyongyang, North Korea. Although his diplomatic status grants him protection, he remains an outsider who is constantly under surveillance.
The one person Bori can lean on is Bok-ju, a traffic officer and resident of Pyongyang. But knowing that their separation is inevitable, the two try to cherish every moment they have left together.
Then one day, Bok-ju suddenly disappears. With only a short time remaining before his departure, Bori spends the entire day searching for her throughout the city.
Eventually, Bori turns to his interpreter, Myung-jun, who has been silently observing the situation, and asks for his help. Myung-jun finds himself torn by emotions stirring within him, feelings he cannot fully understand...
There are relationships in which, even if two people cannot be together forever, they still long to ask about each other's tomorrow.
Bori, the First Secretary of the Swedish Embassy, is stationed in Pyongyang, North Korea. Although his diplomatic status grants him protection, he remains an outsider who is constantly under surveillance.
The one person Bori can lean on is Bok-ju, a traffic officer and resident of Pyongyang. But knowing that their separation is inevitable, the two try to cherish every moment they have left together.
Then one day, Bok-ju suddenly disappears. With only a short time remaining before his departure, Bori spends the entire day searching for her throughout the city.
Eventually, Bori turns to his interpreter, Myung-jun, who has been silently observing the situation, and asks for his help. Myung-jun finds himself torn by emotions stirring within him, feelings he cannot fully understand...
There are relationships in which, even if two people cannot be together forever, they still long to ask about each other's tomorrow.