Songju. Chkhan V.

1946. Only Korea, released from Japanese occupation, undergoes American influence. Against the background of the changes in the country, nineteen -year -old Songju cherishes hope of living modernly, continue education and marry a childhood friend Kunga, whom he loves. But her dreams, inspired by Western trends, are broken about the traditions and orders of the family. Parents arrange a marriage with a more suitable, in their opinion, groom, who does not share Songja's eyes and sees the essence of marriage completely differently.

Can a girl’s personal struggle for freedom and the right to choose to end in a victory in the society where men dominate in a country torn by war?