With the date of their rendezvous imminent, but fully aware she’s unlikely to show up, Jang catches a ferry for the island, where the hotel is deserted during off-season. Minding the store is So-yeon (Lee So-yeon, from “Untold Scandal”), a jovial, Seoul-accented woman, 12 years Jang’s junior, who revels in the unspoiled environment.

With no one else about and Jang reluctant to write his script, the pair passes the days talking. Gradually, Jang reveals part of his motivation for visiting the remote locale. In turn, the playful So-yeon talks of her love for the tango.

On the rendezvous date, an upright piano is delivered to Jang by two hardy couriers. Interpreting the gift as a sign his former lover will not be arriving, Jang is reluctant to accept it. However, So-yeon is thrilled to have an instrument on which she can play music, and her growing infatuation with the piano reveals its secret.


Korean Title: Git
Year: 2005
Director: Song Il-gon
Genre: Drama
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Subtitles: English (srt)
Cast: Jang Hyeon-seong, Lee So-yeon, Jo Seong-ha, Lee Yong-joo-I, Kim Yong-cheol
Runtime: 80 mins


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One Response to “Feathers In The Wind”

  1. kathryn Says:
    December 5th, 2009 at 3:19 PM

    Nice, pleasant and quiet movie. Beautiful OST, and “Polish accent” – director Song Il-gon studied in Poland.

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