Fate threw the young architect Won Il with his eldest son to South Korea. In the north, in Kesson, his wife remained with two small children. After the death of his son, Won Il rushes to his homeland, to his relatives, to his family.
Sekbong Ju
Won-il
Bu-suk Choe
teacher
Deung-hee Won
Heo-heong
Dal-hyung Ten
In-gear
Yong-il Jeong
In-cher
Fate threw the young architect Won Il with his eldest son to South Korea. In the north, in Kesson, his wife remained with two small children. After the death of his son, Won Il rushes to his homeland, to his relatives, to his family.
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