Simultaneously hard for me to relate to and way too close to home. Either way, a movie that is quite pained and painful. You should watch only if you’re in the mood for it In 2026, I think I could go without the parts where Donghyun is a child. It is not particularly cohesive with the latter half imo. It’s an important callout for sure (it definitely doesn't take away anything) but I’ve gotten fatigued of the same conversation if that makes sense… The casting and the set design can’t get any better, genuine perfection. And I like how it portrays Korea and the adult male characters — calm, limber, and tough
Synopsis
In the 1990s, an immigrant single mother raises her teenage son in the Canadian suburbs, determined to provide a better life for him than the one she left behind in South Korea.
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Cast
Choi Seung-yoonSo-Young
Ethan HwangDong-Hyun
Dohyun Noel HwangChild Dong-Hyun
Anthony ShimSimon
Hunter DillonHarry
Jerina SonMi-Sun
Kang In-sungWon-Shik / In-Shik
Choi Jong-ryulGrandpa
Lee Yong-nyeoGrandma
Kendra AndersonMiss Jane- Elizabeth Wainwright MolinaresChild Ashley
- Sawyer ProulxStewart
Sawyer FraserJimmy- Sara HalliburtonNicole
- Pavlina Kaye HladikSarah
Leslie ParmarSundeep
Gabriela ReynosoRosa
Bryce HodgsonLarry
Roman PodhoraManning
Juan RiedingerDoyle
Trailer

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