The Way Home (2002)
- Directed by
- Lee Jeong-Hyang
How it feels
A spoiled city boy is sent to stay with his mute grandmother in a remote countryside village. He initially resents her simple way of life and struggles to adapt to her world. Over time the two form a deep bond that changes his view of home and family.
tenderbittersweetslow-pacedemotionally resonantunderstatedmelancholicwarmgentle
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