Kwang-su Park

The movie contains 6 stories about human rights.

A man hiding from his past finds himself in a small mining town.

A selfish man Jong-du who is a health freak finds out that he has a daughter. He doesn't want to admit but decides to keep her to receive money. As he slowly opens up his heart to the girl, he finds out that the girl has a serious illness... (www.avistaz.com)

Chilsu, makes his living painting theatrical posters. He quits his job to join Mansu painting billboards. Chilsu dreams of joining his sister in the USA. Mansu's father has been a political prisoner. Chilsu spends his free time with his student friend Jin-A. After Mansu's father is denied leave for his 60th birthday and they discover that Jin-A has entered an arranged marriage, the two climb onto a roof over a billboard they have painted and begin venting their frustrations at the crowd below.

Moon Chae-Ku and his friend Kim Chul try to bring the body of Moon's father back to his native Kwisong Island for burial. Their ferry is intercepted by resentful islanders who will not let the boat dock, because of the father's political activities in the 1950's, informing on Communist sympathizers. Kim Chul, through flashbacks, recalls people and events from his island childhood. (imdb)

The film intercuts two stories, one in black and white, one in color. From 1965 to 1970, we follow Jeon Tae-Il, a poor young man who quits street vending to work in a garment factory