In Love and War
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- 2011
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By the way, Sis!
You love Taek-su a lot,
don't you?
'Love'? That sounds absurd.
Then you're marrying him
not out of love?
That's enough!
When you and I were young
- Stop it!
- My love, Taek-su
Really?
Oh my!
I'm sorry.
Are you okay?
What are you doing?
What if someone sees us?
Who cares?
What is that?
Is it a toilet or a pot?
- Dae-shik!
- Yes, Master.
Carefully carry this for her.
Of course, Master.
Here we go!
What about me?
Don't run!
You'll regret it if you fall!
You're so lucky Sul-hee.
Shall I get married again?
So...
...my mom rode in this?
That was the best ride
during those times.
Breaking news.
At dawn, the monstrous
North Korean soldiers attacked...
Our brave soldieries...
destroyed...
Citizens, do not be afraid...
What is he saying?
He said that the commies barged in.
But our soldiers destroyed them.
So we shouldn't worry.
I was afraid that Sul-hee's
wedding wouldn't happen.
Don't speak such nonsense.
Don't you know Dr. Rhee Seung-man?
He got a doctorate for
getting rid of commies.
That's not the doctor that I know.
You're just an herb digger,
so you don't know crap.
Whether it's a commie or a Nazi,
he converts them all!
I don't know crap for an herb digger?
One, two, three!
- Don't lift it!
- No!
I told you not to lift it!
Are you okay?
But I've been on a diet lately.
This thing is too weak.
I told you to change
that wooden arm for ages.
But you always pick
those useless roots.
This isn't a useless root.
It's a wild ginseng!
Then it must go well
with those potatoes.
You two will get into a fight.
He's just overreacting.
It's not worth fighting for.
Now, since we're all here,
let's talk about the wedding.
Yes, go ahead.
So you take the bride's gifts.
Suk-ho.
Suk-ho, you take care of the lantern.
when the mayor is talking?
How long do I have
to carry the lantern?
What?
Send me off to get married, too!
Don't worry, kid.
I'll hook you up with Soon-hee.
What is she crying for?
She's no better.
I'm leaving!
Where are you going?
Where are you going?
That silly boy!
Wow, it's so soft.
Nam Taek-su
Mend my clothes out of silk
for my wedding, too, okay?
You'll dirty it!
Put it down!
You're always getting on my case.
That crazy cuckoo is back again.
Don't let the elders see you
and hurry on back.
You sit down.
I told you to sit down.
What if Taek-su does
something bad to her?
So don't interfere and just sit.
You're so blind.
What's wrong?
I'm just worried
before the wedding.
Nothing will happen, right?
You're so cute.
Sul-hee,
forgot who I am?
An Anti-commie Youth Group member.
Don't be afraid of the commies.
I'll protect you,
so don't worry, okay?
What if someone sees?
Who's going to see us here?
Everybody!
We didn't kiss, so come on out!
Are you crazy?
Where are you going?
Forget it!
Sul-hee, wait for me!
Go away!
Wake up! There's big trouble!
You have to run away!
What are you fussing about?
Why don't you get what I'm saying?
Seoul is under attack!
You have to run away!
Run away at this hour?
Taek-soo's wedding is in two days!
They're supposedly killing everyone
from the Anti-commie Youth Group.
What?
Taek-su is in serious danger!
I wandered today to the hill,
Maggie
To watch the scene below the creek
And the creaking old mill Maggie
My love Maggie
Now, verse two!
You have to plant it in order!
Like this?
Just do as she says.
What book is she following?
Plant it in a row!
Like this?
Take a look!
We can plant double
if we do it in order like this!
Damn it!
This damn cow keeps farting.
It's more uselss than a pig.
Move it!
Mayor!
Taek-su...
His relative from Seoul came down
and took everyone with him
except for us.
What nonsense are you talking?
Rumors that the commies
took over Seoul must be true.
My baby girl!
The wedding is in two days.
But how could he abandon his bride?
What will happen
to our Sul-hee now?
Dad!
Sukjunglee Village
The South Koreans are watching!
Straighten up and walk proudly!
Kim Nam-bo!
Come out!
Jang Dae-shik!
Hurry!
Park Suk-ho!
Dad...
Stay still.
You all must be worried
about us suddenly barging in.
We're not the enemy!
I came for us to cultivate this land
and live together with all of you.
There will be no trouble if you
cooperate like this comrade here.
Isn't that Mr. Baek
from Sodommol Village?
We, the people's liberators,
are here to be at your service.
These proud young comrades
will be volunteer soldiers.
fight against the American side.
I heard that all the draftees
got shot and killed.
That son of a b*tch.
Who is the mayor?
Where are Nam Taek-su
and Nam Joo-sa?
I'd like to know for myself, too.
You bastard!
Answer him right!
Grandpa! Grandpa!
How could you hit an elderly?
Do you want to to die?
Sul-hee! Sul-hee!
Just answer the question.
You disgrace.
You sons of b*tches!
Stop it!
That's enough.
What are you waiting for?
Take them away!
They came to liberate the persecuted?
Who here is persecuted?
I can't stand it anymore!
Whether I get shot or not,
I'm going to kill those commies!
So nobody stop me!
Although the men got taken away,
what about Sul-hee?
I'm worried she doesn't get hurt
while being among all those men.
There you go again.
Is this the right time to say that?
Is it because you got widowed early?
You're so immature.
What does being a widow
got to do with it?
I thought you were going
to go kill those commies!
Hurry up then!
What's wrong with you two?
Is this the time to fight?
Hey, did you see Mr. Baek?
He was wearing a red armband.
He must've decided
to become a commie.
His family has been disloyal
for generations.
During all the foreign invasions
or internal feuds in the past,
someone from his family
stuck to the leader.
During the Japanese occupation,
he always wore the Japanese flag
on his forehead.
A kimono is much tighter.
So walk carefully.
I thought he was bleeding
from a head wound.
Are you a Japanese informer?
Eat this!
Are you crazy?
I heard that he was the first here
to change his name to Japanese.
The first here?
Probably the first in the country.
Get out of here, you Korean!
Wait a minute!
The Japanese didn't even force us
at that time.
But he dragged all his family
to the Japanese.
I want to change my name
into Japanese.
And my whole family!
But how could he be fine until now?
He wouldn't have survived
the lndependence Movement.
Once he heard that Japan
lost the war,
this time he flapped around
the Korean flag like a mad man.
He cheered "freedom" so much
he was foaming at the mouth.
People said he was going
to have a stroke soon.
Whether it was the Japanese
or the draft,
none of his family was taken away.
Oh yeah, when his grandfather
was suspected of being a commie...
I don't know this person.
He said he wasn't related to him.
Oh, that?
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