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Synopsis: Young Park Seol-Hee is eagerly planning her wedding to a young anti-Communist activist when the North Koreans invade. Her fiancé is forced to flee, leaving her behind with her family in their tiny, rural South Korean village. Rather than resist the North Korean regiment that comes to occupy the area, the townspeople (to Seol-Hee's dismay) decide to cooperate with them in order to ensure their own survival. The North Koreans, however, turn out not to be all that Seol-Hee expected. She soon realizes that there is a history between her family and that of the regiment's leader, Lieutenant Kim Jeong-woong. In between the hilarious day to day antics of Seol-Hee's eccentric family and the hard realities of war, the attachment between Seol-Hee and Jeong-woong grows. As the occupation continues, Jeong-woong becomes torn between trying to follow the increasingly harsh orders from his general and protecting the people that he has come to love and care for so much.
 
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Year:
2011
135 min
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I bet you extorted many people.

Let's go.

That's enough!

What's the use torturing her?

This region is infamous

for persecuting Labor Party members.

Is it the Party's policy

to torture the people?

We came with the duty to collaborate

and guide them to the right path.

Got it?

Then you came here

for the wrong reason.

Not a single person here will

collaborate and help you people.

You see that?

I told you that I was right.

Hurray!

Hurray!

Hurray!

We sincerely welcome all of you

to our village!

Hurray to the commies!

Hurray! Hurray!

Hurray to Korea!

Hurray! Hurray!

Hurray to the North!

I must've spoiled her.

She was such a nice child.

So you're going to collaborate

with our goals?

- Of course.

- Of course.

Of course we will collaborate.

We have special guests,

so how could you serve this little?

I'm sorry.

The village isn't so well off.

Shouldn't you go kill a cow

for an occasion like this?

All we have is one cow.

So how will we farm

if we eat it?

There's no problem.

Thank you.

Please eat.

Have plenty.

Thank you for the food.

Sir, I was thinking...

It would be cold at night

for you to sleep on the ground.

Of course.

We have a vacant room,

so how about sleeping there?

That's a great idea.

Also, the village gravesite

is by the camp.

There are a lot of tombs there.

You'll find it quite unsettling.

There's a gravesite behind our camp?

- Yes.

- Yes.

I'm too scared to go over there.

Thank you for the offer.

But nothing will happen.

Nothing will happen?

Something big happened here once.

You see that man over there?

His father fell at the gravesite,

and became a crippled.

Rumors have it that he saw a ghost.

Anyway, his son suffered so much

having to nurse his father until now.

He's the most filial son

there could ever be.

It breaks my heart seeing that he has

to leave his father behind to serve.

Now he has to leave things

to his young wife.

If it was me,

I'd die suffering.

And what about my poor Suk-ho?

Right after he was born,

his mother couldn't breastfeed him.

So he goes crazy over food now.

He eats so much,

the villagers call him 'cow'.

Yeah, look at him eat.

We know everything about him.

But do you call that human?

Just think of it as dragging a cow

around in the battlefield.

That's exactly it.

He's a cow armed with a gun.

Your poor mom must be

so worried about you.

You're probably thirsty

so drink this.

What are you doing?

Why are you hitting me?

Who told you to bow down?

Don't talk nonsense!

What's the meaning of this?

- Please sit.

- I'm sorry.

Please sit.

But Lieutenant...

Get up!

Dad!

Min-ku! Honey!

Dad!

What did you do now?

We were setting things up nicely,

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