Bring Me Home

  • 108'
  • South Korea
  • 2019

It's been six years since Yoonsu, who would now be 12, suddenly disappeared. From day one, his mother Jungyeon and her partner Myeongguk have desperately searched for their son, yet despite their many efforts there has been no breakthrough in the case. Out of the blue, an anonymous caller says they saw Yoonsu in a remote fishing village. The caller describes the boy with details unmentioned in the missing person notices. Full of optimism, Jungyeon immediately departs for rural Korea. However, the locals aren't exactly happy to see her.

In Kim Seungwoo's debut, a mother comes face-to-face with a hostile community. As she unearths the truth, Jungyeon is confronted with the fishermen's hideous secrets. An enthralling thriller full of twists as only the Koreans seem capable of making.

  • 108'
  • South Korea
  • 2019
Director
Kim Seungwoo
Premiere
European premiere
Country of production
South Korea
Year
2019
Festival Edition
IFFR 2020
Length
108'
Medium
DCP
Original title
Na-reul cha-ja-jwo
Language
Korean
Producer
Park Sejoon
Production Company
26 Company
Sales
Finecut Co. Ltd
Screenplay
Kim Seungwoo
Cinematography
Lee Mogae
Editor
Kim Changju
Production Design
Cho Hwasung
Sound Design
Lee Sungjune
Music
Lee Jisoo
Cast
Lee Youngae, You Cheamyung
Director
Kim Seungwoo
Premiere
European premiere
Country of production
South Korea
Year
2019
Festival Edition
IFFR 2020
Length
108'
Medium
DCP
Original title
Na-reul cha-ja-jwo
Language
Korean
Producer
Park Sejoon
Production Company
26 Company
Sales
Finecut Co. Ltd
Screenplay
Kim Seungwoo
Cinematography
Lee Mogae
Editor
Kim Changju
Production Design
Cho Hwasung
Sound Design
Lee Sungjune
Music
Lee Jisoo
Cast
Lee Youngae, You Cheamyung