In Love and War Page #4

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.
 
IMDB:
6.9
Year:
2011
135 min
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but why did you ruin it?

Did you see the Lieutenant's eyes

when I was talking to him?

He looked shocked when I said

that Suk-ho ate more than a cow.

How could they do that to you?

All that they gave you

were potatoes?

You must have been mad enough,

for you to kick the pot like that.

How could they to nobles like you...

I mean, comrades...

I mean, don't you think,

loyal comrades?

Just call us whatever you want.

Really?

It was mistake settling down

in Sukjunglee.

That place is very poor.

Is Sodommul any different?

Of course it is.

The quality of our village

is much different from Sukjunglee.

They're short of working hands,

since so many Japanese killed them.

What are those kids playing with?

Are those cow tails?

We got busted.

Why did they come and play here?

Go play somewhere else.

We have more cows than dogs

here in Sodommul.

Hello, Sergeant!

Go check everything.

Yes, sir!

Did you leave something behind?

What will we live on

if you take everything?

No, not that!

That's my mother's medicine!

That's my mother's medicine!

Sergeat,

that's my mother's medicine!

Take everything that you see!

This is all.

It's everything.

Hello.

Dig through everything!

Worker's collective and sharing is

the basis of the new South Korea.

The food here will be distributed

equally and fairly.

Hurry it up!

What are you doing?

How will I survive

if you share all this?

Are they equally distributing

the women, too?

Really? No, they can't.

Look here!

This is your idea of liberation?

You asked for our collaboration.

What is the meaning of this?

That's right!

I won't have a wife anymore.

If you equally distribute her,

how would this be fair?

If it's intentional, that's bad.

What are you talking about?

These women here will cook

the food for our soldiers.

Is that so?

The leader of the women's

group will be...

Comrade Park Sul-hee.

Are you crazy?

You b*tch...

It will be no problem.

I will forgive your harsh remarks

just for today.

Who asked for your forgiveness?

It will be no problem.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

But I have no other choice.

Grandpa, you're the mayor

of this village.

Whether anyone lives or not,

how could you make everyone a commie?

You're right.

I did it because I'm the mayor.

If I could protect this village

by being the only coward,

I'd use my tongue to lick

the rear of any commie.

Grandpa.

When everyone fought

for independence from Japan,

your father was the first one

to be killed.

But I can't let them

take you away.

- I can't. I can't.

- Grandpa.

It will end soon.

Park Seung-tae

How have you been?

My father told me to greet you

when I come to the South.

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