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"Mija, a suburban woman in her 60s, begins to grow an interest for poetry while struggling with Alzheimer's disease and her 16-year old grandson, Wook. A young girl commits suicide after being repeatedly raped by a group of juveniles. Sadly, the edited, fathers of the other boys are only interested in protecting their sons from prosecution, silencing the press and school officials, and collecting enough money to pay off the girl's mother. Mija learns from the fathers of the other boys that Wook was one of the six people involved in the rape and wishes to pursue justice."
"Chang-dong Lee directs this Korean drama about a grandmother desperately trying to hold onto beauty and meaning in the face of deteriorating health and family problems. Jeong-hie Yun stars as Mija, a grandmother in her late 60s who is struggling to bring up her teenage grandson Wook (Da-wit Lee) on her own while also entering the early stages of Alzheimer's. When she discovers that her grandson is one of the perpetrators of a serious crime, Mija is at a loss how to react, and ends up enrolling in a poetry class in an attempt to f."
"Mija, a suburban woman in her 60s, begins to grow an interest for poetry while struggling with Alzheimer's disease and her 16-year old grandson, Wook. A young girl commits suicide after being repeatedly raped by a group of juveniles. Sadly, the fathers of the other boys are only interested in protecting their sons from prosecution, silencing the press and school officials, and collecting enough money to pay off the girl's mother. Mija learns from the fathers of the other boys that Wook was one of the six people involved in the rape and wishes to pursue justice."
"Mija is a beautiful woman in her sixties who moves gracefully through life, contemplating a trivial daily routine that is ill-suited to her refined persona. On a whim, Mija enrolls in a poetry class at the local cultural center and begins a personal quest to find the perfect words to describe her feelings. However, she's appreciate the wonders of the natural world, but a school girl's suicide initiates a chain of tragic events that will change her life forever."
"A sixty-something woman, faced with a crippling medical diagnosis and the discovery of a heinous family crime, finds strength and purpose when she enrolls in a poetry class. Lee Chang-dong's follow-up to his acclaimed Secret sunshine is a masterful study of the subtle empowerment, and moral compass, of an elderly woman."
"Mija es una hermosa mujer de unos sesenta años que se mueve con gracia a través de la vida, contemplando una rutina diaria trivial que está mal adaptada a su personalidad refinada. En un capricho, Mija se inscribe en una clase de poesía en el centro cultural local y comienza una búsqueda personal para encontrar las palabras perfectas para describir sus sentimientos. Ella aprecia las maravillas del mundo natural, pero el suicidio de una niña de la escuela inicia una cadena de acontecimientos trágicos que cambiarán su vida para siempre."
"Mija is a beautiful woman in her sixties who moves gracefully through life, contemplating a trivial daily routine that is ill-suited to her refined persona. On a whim, Mija enrolls in a poetry class at the local cultural center and begins a personal quest to find the perfect words to describe her feelings. She appreciates the wonders of the natural world, but a schoolgirl's suicide initiates a chain of tragic events that will change her life forever."
"In un piccola città nella provincia del Gyeonggi attraversata dal fiume Han, Mija vive col nipotino, studente liceale. Mija è una donna eccentrica, curiosa, che ama curare il suo aspetto e che indossa cappellini con motivi floreali e vestiti dai colori vivaci. Per caso inizia a seguire dei corsi presso il centro culturale del suo quartiere, e, per la prima volta in vita sua compone un poema. Le sembra di scoprire per la prima volta cose che ha sempre avuto davanti agli occhi. Ma all'improvviso un avvertimento del tutto inaspettato le fa capire che la vita non è bella come pensava (LaFeltrinelli)."