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An elderly woman's final journey back to Jeju uncovers buried memories of the April 3 Uprising, where identity and history intertwine across generations.
Director Jeong Ji-young's quietly powerful film honors the victims of the Jeju April 3 Uprising through its locations: real memorials, preserved thatched-roof villages, and the windswept landscapes of Jeju's northeastern coast.
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제주 4.3 평화공원 제주시 명림로 430
The emotional anchor of the protagonist's awakening memories. An actual memorial park for the victims of the April 3 Jeju Uprising, where director Jeong Ji-young held a solemn ceremony with the crew before production began.
제주민속촌박물관 서귀포시 표선면 민속해안로 631-34
The primary filming location for the 1948-49 period sequences. The preserved traditional thatched-roof village structures made it the ideal canvas for recreating the historical setting. The director chose this site specifically for its period authenticity.
오라동 제주시 오라이동
The barley field area of Ora-dong, one of Jeju's most recognizable natural landscapes. Specifically named by the director in interviews, it serves as the backdrop for the film's lyrical sequences bridging past and present.
조천읍 제주시 조천읍
Jocheon-eup, one of the historical epicenters of the April 3 Uprising. This northeastern Jeju coastal village has deep roots in the independence movement and serves as a key backdrop for the film's historical sequences.