The Art of Love
At an early age, Jang-ha learned from the death of his grandmother that once people pass away, you cannot meet them again. This coming-of-age film examines the memories of life and death Jang-ha collects as he grows up.
At an early age, Jang-ha learned from the death of his grandmother that once people pass away, you cannot meet them again. This coming-of-age film examines the memories of life and death Jang-ha collects as he grows up.
Kim Sang-joong
Hur Jin-ho
At an early age, Jang-ha learned from the death of his grandmother that once people pass away, you cannot meet them again. This coming-of-age film examines the memories of life and death Jang-ha collects as he grows up.
Two outsiders, both shaped by the circumstances that have brought them together, forge a deep and lasting love.
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