In Another Country
IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
West Blue Hotel
We're just here for
two days, mom?
Probably.
Maybe a week longer.
But I hope not.
What do you mean?
Are we moving here?
Let's believe your uncle.
He said he would
turn himself in.
Nothing about killing himself?
He wouldn't kill himself.
Remember?
I kept telling you not
to be his guarantor.
Of course. You warned
me a million times.
He's not even a human being.
How could he do this to us?
Your aunt married
the wrong man.
He's putting our family
out on the street.
Then he ran away
to save himself.
That's true.
Give me that cake.
So these things
really happen.
What am I doing here?
I'm going to fix
everything somehow.
Have faith in your mother.
I'm writing a script
to calm my nerves.
It was about a woman
running from debt.
Now it's about a charming
French visitor.
She will be a successful
French director,
Like the woman I saw
At the Jeonju film festival.
It's a small beach,
you like it?
Yeah. It's small, but,
it's beautiful.
What's its name?
What's it called?
It's Mohang.
Mohang beach.
Mohang...
- what does it mean?
- I don't know.
Does it have a meaning?
I don't think so.
Oh, be careful!
What kind of people
would do this?
- What?
- It's Soju Byung.
It's a Soju bottle.
A Soju bottle.
They're... it's crazy Koreans,
Yes...
But they don't know... how to...
behave for the others.
Be careful. Be careful.
It's cool.
- How have you been?
- Good.
- Did you graduate?
- Not yet.
- But how old are you?
- Twenty-Five.
- I see.
- I'm taking time off.
Oh, her? She's very famous.
Anne, this is Won-Ju.
- Hello.
- Hello.
- She's so charming.
- You think so?
She's a French director.
- What?
- No. Nothing.
Ah, she said
you're beautiful.
- Oh, really? Thank you.
- You're welcome. It's true.
- Oh, you're very beautiful too.
- Thank you.
Yes, both of you
are beautiful.
- And me? What about me?
- What?
- What?
- Ah, no no.
You too. Let's go.
- More than Wonju?
- Of course.
More than Anne?
Of course! How can
you ask me that?
- Can I trust you on that?
- Don't be silly.
- She is talking about me?
- Yes. It's nothing.
- She thinks you're beautiful.
- Hmm... really?
No, I don't think
she was saying that.
I think so.
Ok. So we're all beautiful.
Let's go.
Thanks.
Thank you.
- Thanks.
- Sure.
Enjoy your stay.
She's taking a shower.
You remember our kiss?
What?
What kiss?
You don't remember our kiss?
A kiss?
In berlin. In a playground.
You don't remember?
- Oh. Yes. I remember. Sure.
- Great.
So, it was just a kiss.
You know... just a kiss.
Yes?
- Yes. It was just a kiss.
- Yeah, great. Yeah.
We are friends.
From now on, just friends.
- You know. Great friends.
- Yes, of course.
Yeah, we're ok. We're friends.
Don't worry.
You know...
she's pregnant.
Yes, you don't have to tell me.
I could see it by myself.
- Thank you, Anne.
- You're welcome.
- It's a nice place.
- Yes. Nice place...
what?
You showered already.
I was smoking.
- What's wrong?
- It hurts a little.
Honey!
- It hurts here.
- Does it hurt a lot?
Honey, I should lie down.
- Spread out the blankets.
- Okay. I got it.
Are you ok? Is it bad?
Yes, Im sick a little bit.
What can we do?
You should lie down.
I know. I know.
Thank you.
This is why I told you
to stay home.
You should rest.
To be alone with her?
No!
Fine, then.
- Lie down.
- I need to lie down.
Slowly.
- Let go!
- Should we see a doctor?
Hello.
- Hello.
- Hello.
- It's raining.
- I know.
- Do you have an umbrella?
- Umbrella?
- Yes, I have.
- An um... yes? Ok. Thank you.
Just moment.
Thank you.
- Where are you going?
- I want to look around.
- It's raining.
- Yes, I know. But I...
I want to go somewhere. Is there
Just moment.
I'm going the shop.
Oh, you're gonna shop?
To buy something?
- Yes.
- Ok. Good.
- I will show you something.
- Ok.
Oh, excuse me. Do you know
where is the lighthouse?
I don't know.
Hello.
Hello.
Excuse me. Is there
a small lighthouse?
What? What?
A lighthouse.
It supposed to be small...
- Light... ah, lighthouse?
- Yes. A lighthouse.
- Do you know where it is?
- No, I don't know.
- Where is it?
- Ha, I don't know.
Is there a lighthouse?
I don't know.
You're not from here?
- Yes?
- Here?
- Yes... no?
- No... no.
So. There is
a lighthouse.
Yes. A lighthouse.
Light... house...
you mean a lighthouse!
- Yeah, lighthouse? Yeah.
- Yes. A lighthouse.
I don't know.
I don't know here.
Ah, you don't know.
I am a lifeguard.
You know?
- Ah, you're a lifeguard?
- Yes. Life... lifeguard.
Yes. You swim very well.
The water is not too cold?
Oh, it's not cold.
It's warm.
I can swim well too.
Oh, you can swim?
Good, good!
I'd like to swim, but I
don't have a bathing suit.
If you swim,
I will protect you.
Thank you.
You're very kind.
If you swim,
I will protect you!
Yes, ok. But, not so
many people here.
Yeah. Yes, yes.
- You gonna go...
- Oh. Yeah.
Ok. Ok.
Let's go.
You, first.
Thank you.
It's a very good tent.
Thank you. You like it?
Yeah.
I want to have this kind
of tent. It's very nice.
You can have it.
If you want,
I can give to you.
What do you mean?
You want this tent?
Yes. But I can
buy it by myself.
Ok. Ok. I'm very glad
to meet you, here.
Yeah. I'm glad to meet you too.
This is a song for you.
- Oh, thank you.
- What... what is your name?
My name is Anne.
Anne. And you?
What's your name?
Oh, it's beautiful name.
Oh. Great, great. Ok.
Anne.
Anne, this is
a song for you.
Anne, you have
a beautiful name.
It's raining.
But it's raining.
Anne want to go to...
go to lighthouse.
But it's raining,
Anne is cold.
Do you want to
go lighthouse?
But, we don't know.
We don't know.
Anne, Anne, Anne.
You sing very well.
You have a beautiful voice.
- I like that.
Thank you for
bringing me here.
Yes. I work here, too.
- Oh, you work here?
- Yeah.
At night, I work here.
Oh. What do you do?
I make fire, for food.
- You know? Garden fire.
- Oh, yes. I see.
- I'm very glad to meet you.
- Me too.
- You're a good man.
Bye-Bye.
- Bye.
- Bye.
Anne, this is
a song for you
Anne.
Anne.
I'll make someday,
a film about this place.
Why?
Because, people here have
struggled long time.
They have suffered a lot.
Why?
I don't know why.
I'll find out why,
by making a film.
He never stops thinking about film.
I can never do that.
- You think so?
- Yeah.
Do you do that too?
No. I'm very lazy person.
I can never do that.
I just think we have to do
what we have to do,
Not what we can do.
On the contrary, I think we
do only what we can do.
And that's the good way to think.
We cannot be responsible
that much, anyway.
Yes, we can.
If we try hard.
Yes, but if you can.
You will be responsible.
But if you cannot,
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