This witty, warm-hearted crowd-pleaser from Korea uses a flashback structure to tell two stories.  In one, a humble small-town woman's wayward brother brings his blowsy, chain-smoking bride home to live with them.  In the other, a rebellious young woman must come to terms with her mother's terminal illness.  How the stories intertwine is the film's most satisfying surprise.  Part of the 2007 Korean Film Festival D.C.  Two free tickets per person will be distributed at Meyer Auditorium one hour before screening.   (2006, 114 minutes, Korean with English subtitles)

Sponsors:  Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and Freer Gallery of Art