Hak Pak
Director
The Flower Girl (1972)
The country is occupied by the Japanese imperialists. Koppun is selling flowers at the market to get some money to buy medicine for her sick mother. Her brother is imprisoned, her father dead and her sister blind.
Keywords: imdb.1930s, imdb.based-on-play, tmdb.sacrifice, tmdb.optimism, tmdb.poverty, tmdb.compassion, tmdb.motherhood + 34 more, tmdb.national-identity, tmdb.determination, tmdb.sisterhood, tmdb.resilience, tmdb.traditional-values, tmdb.folk-tale, tmdb.adversity, tmdb.social-inequality, tmdb.north-korean-cinema, tmdb.family-bonds, tmdb.street-vendors, tmdb.flower-selling, imdb.brother, imdb.money, imdb.father, aspectratio.2-35-1, imdb.east-asia, imdb.empire-of-japan, imdb.sister-sister-relationship, imdb.two-sisters, imdb.japanese-occupation-of-korea, imdb.flower-girl-as-protagonist, imdb.blind-sister, imdb.korea-under-japanese-rule, imdb.orphan-girl, imdb.asia, imdb.flower-girl, imdb.mother-dies, imdb.korea, imdb.female-protagonist, imdb.orphan, imdb.two-word-title, imdb.interwar-period, imdb.female-orphan
Production Companies: Korean Film, Pak Bu San
Country: North Korea
Production Country:
North Korea
Languages:
Korean
Recommendations
127 min
Aug. 31, 1972
Released
NR / 11+