Synopsis

A familiar siren of the civil defense drill sirens blasts through the rain-falling neighborhood of Busan’s Beomjeon-dong. Subsequently the rain is replaced by a light breeze which may have come from the train running across the ‘Southern tracks of the East Sea(Donghae Nambu Railroad)’, or from the breathtaking meadows of ‘Camp Hialeah’. The mysterious breeze passes through an ‘abandoned village(Dolchool Village), and then the ‘Red Alleyway(street address 300)’ until it vanishes to a great ‘Raor’.

 

Director's Statement

There are people who have witnessed everything. They lived by the prairie. Here’s what they saw:
‘Japanese flag got burned down. War ended. The US armed forces who arrived in Busan from the Gamman 8th Port discovered this wide prairie. The prairie that was once occupied by the Japanese. The US armed forces set up a camp on that prairie. War broke out once more. The Star-Spangled Banner was flying on the roof. American flag got burned down. The American forces started to leave. The US military returned the prairie. The prairie has now become a park.’
There were people who witnessed these scenes. They are now gone from the prairie.

 

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