The Schoolgirl's Diary (2006)
Directed by Jang In-hak
Genres - Drama |
Sub-Genres - Family Drama, Message Movie |
Run Time - 94 min. |
Countries - Korea, North |
MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis by Jason Buchanan
A selfish North Korean teen learns to respect her parents for the sacrifices they have made in director Jang In-hak's family-themed comedy drama. Su-ryeon (Pak Mi-hyang) is embarrassed by her simpleton family and longs to experience the thrill of the city. While her father San-myeong (Kim Cheol) conducts research for a nearby institute and mother Jeong Ran (Kim Yeong-suk) divides her time between working as a science academy librarian and translating documents for her busy husband, Su-ryeon's athletic sister Su-ok (Kim Jin-mi) is quickly establishing herself as a star on the soccer field. After devoting an inordinate amount of time wrestling with such inconsequential issues as which one of her fellow students has the coolest lunchbox, Su-ryeon soon learns just how self-centered she has become when her mother falls ill and her father makes an important breakthrough.
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child, parent, parent/child-relationship, sacrifice-for-family, selfishness, soccer, teenagers