Poetry (2010)
A South Korean woman in her sixties enrolls in a poetry class as she grapples with her faltering memory and her grandson's appalling wrongdoing.
Top billed cast
Yoon Jeong-heeYang Mi-ja
David LeeJong-wook
Kim Hee-raElder Kang
Ahn Nae-sangKi-beom's Father
Kim Yong-taekPoet
Park Myung-shinHee-jin's Mother
Jang Hye-jinMr. Kang's Second Daughter-in-Law
Kim Nam-jinSoo-ok
Kim Jong-gooPark Sang-tae
Kim Hye-jungJo Mi-hye
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